The Legendary Beverly House

The Beverly House was built by banking executive Milton Getz. Marion Davies bought the property in 1946 for William Randolph Hearst historical figure and most powerful publishing magnate of the 20th century who moved there from San Simeon and lived at Beverly House where he spent the remainder of his life.The main level includes a 50 foot entry hall with loggia a living room with 22 foot high arched and detailed ceilings and the famed library with hand carved woodwork and staircase leading to second story wrap-around balcony and bookshelves. The billiard room contains herringbone parquet floors and a massive carved stone fireplace mantle from San Simeon. There is also a formal dining room breakfast room and family room with outdoor terrace accommodating up to 400 for sit-down dining.A garden level contains an art-deco night club wine cellar and one of two projection rooms in the residence. Another level contains spa facilities with a gym and massage room. The second story contains double masters guest suites and staff accommodations. Additional features of Beverly House include a commercial kitchen owner's and staff offices outside staff accommodations lighted tennis court with indoor bar and media center guest house above eight car garage separate security cottage separate two bedroom apartment and two story gate lodge with kitchenette and four bedrooms.In addition to hosting John and Jacqueline Kennedy during their honeymoon Beverly House also played a character in the classic movies ''The Godfather'' and ''The Bodyguard.''