Megan Ellison — a producer of "Zero Dark Thirty" and "American Hustle," as well as the daughter of software mogul Larry Ellison — had a whirlwind year in real estate.
After offloading three properties in the desirable Bird Streets neighborhood of the Hollywood Hills for $46.75 million, Ellison has scooped up another modern mansion in Los Angeles' Mt. Olympus neighborhood. She paid a reported $20 million for the home, plus $10 million for some surrounding land, according to real estate blogger The Real Estalker.
Designed by architect Richard Schwarz and built in 1990, the home has six bedrooms, eight bathrooms, two guest apartments, heated balconies, a pool and a grotto. It also played home to Lou Ferrigno in the movie "I Love You, Man," and was the backdrop of a 2013 holiday car commercial for Infiniti.
Ellison's new mansion sits in the Mt. Olympus neighborhood of the Hollywood Hills.
A private street leads to the house.
Inside the gates, there's parking for 25.
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