Restored 1928 Bel-Air founder's estate listed at $32.5 million

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A historic 1928 estate originally built by Bel-Air founder Alphonzo Bell has been listed for sale at $32.5 million. The current owner purchased the property for $5.5 million over a decade ago. Following the acquisition, the owner undertook a five-year restoration project to bring the mansion back to its former glory. The Spanish-style residence blends original architectural features with modern amenities, reflecting both its historic roots and contemporary comfort.

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