Sutton Stracke’s Beverly Hills Mansion Hits the Market
A beautiful mansion in Los Angeles, owned by “Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” star Sutton Stracke, is on the market for an impressive $8.9 million. And yes, it’s just as glamorous as you’d expect.
Located in the high-end Holmby Hills neighborhood of Bel Air, this Georgian-style home is listed through the renowned celebrity agent Josh Flagg.
This listing coincides with some significant changes for Stracke; her youngest son, James, is heading off to college. Throughout the past few seasons, Stracke has openly discussed this transition, mentioning how the quieter home feels like quite an adjustment.
The house, built in 1938, occupies just over an acre and offers 4,723 square feet of living space, featuring four bedrooms and six bathrooms.
As you enter, you’re welcomed by a spacious motor court. Inside, you’ll find impressive vaulted wood-beam ceilings and exquisite finishes in the woodwork, along with hardwood and marble floors.
At the center of the main floor is a large chef’s kitchen, equipped with high-end appliances and an oversized marble island—ideal for entertaining guests. And when it comes to staying warm, you’ll find five fireplaces to keep cozy.
Outside, the property feels like a country club, boasting lush landscaping that includes a full-size championship tennis court, a swimming pool, gardens, and multiple dining terraces.
The main suite is a standout feature, complete with a private fireplace, a luxurious spa-inspired bathroom, and an expansive walk-in shower. The suite also includes a custom dressing room—perfect for displaying Stracke’s impressive collection of designer clothes and accessories.
The closet is particularly noteworthy, illuminated by natural light, and features a custom wardrobe with floor-to-ceiling doors. There’s ample room for shoes, gowns, and handbags.
Interestingly, Stracke purchased this elegant property in 2020 for $5.35 million, reflecting a substantial investment now listed for nearly $9 million.
Adding to the home’s allure is its previous owner: Jerry Buss, the late, legendary owner of the Los Angeles Lakers. The history of the place seems as captivating as the mansion itself.
