This $10 Million House Above L.A.’s Sunset Strip Has a Two-Story Entertainment Complex

Wendy Bowman

Mon, April 21, 2025 at 6:00 PM UTC

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Angie Thornbury purchased a ranch house in the Bird Streets enclave of Los Angeles in 2007 for $2.8 million, which has now been listed for sale at just under $10 million after being renovated in a party-centric style and rented out over the years.
The Hollywood Hills property, currently occupied by Thornbury’s daughter Liberte Chan, features three bedrooms, three baths, a great room with an indoor hot tub, a primary suite with a panic room, and a two-level basement with a bar, lounge, and wine cellar.
The residence also includes lower-level party facilities with a movie and performance theater, a dance pole, a gym, a wellness room, a lap pool with a fire pit, and a spa, with Chan deciding to sell due to lifestyle changes and the property no longer suiting her needs as a new mother.

Back in 2007, Angie Thornbury doled out $2.8 million for an unremarkable 1960s ranch house perched in the coveted Bird Streets enclave of Los Angeles. The designer and developer, who passed away in 2020, subsequently renovated the Hollywood Hills property high above the Sunset Strip in her signature party-centric style, complete with glass panels peering into a two-level entertainment space down below.

Rented out through the years and currently occupied by Thornbury's daughter, part-time KTLA meteorologist Liberté Chan, the residence has now become available for the first time in almost two decades. The asking price is a speck under $10 million, with Joyce Rey and Katia Miramontes of Coldwell Banker Realty handling the listing .

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Spanning multiple levels, the modern hilltop abode rests on a third of an acre of land fronted by a gated driveway that empties out at an attached two-car garage with lifts to accommodate additional vehicles. Inside, a total of three bedrooms and three baths are spread across about 7,000 square feet of elevator-accessible living space boasting French oak floors, soaring ceilings, art-friendly walls, and vast expanses of glass providing sweeping city skyline and ocean views.

An open-concept great room sports several lounging spots, including one nestled beside a black-veined marble fireplace and, just behind that, an indoor hot tub. An adjacent dining room surrounded by smoky mirrors flows to a kitchen with sleek ivory cabinetry, an eat-in island, and Miele and Wolf appliances, while a swanky primary suite has a round canopy bed, a walk-in closet that doubles as a panic room, and a soaking tub and shower in a glass-enclosed wet room.

Rounding it all out are the lower-level party facilities, which feature a multipurpose movie and performance theater that's complete with a stage, a dance pole, and a viewing balcony. Nearby are an airy lounge with a sinuous, fully equipped bar and climate-controlled wine cellar, a gym, and a wellness room. The backyard also offers plenty of perks, including a lap pool with an integrated fire pit and a separate spa.

Chan, an L.A. native who recently became a mother and spends her spare time as a wellness, fashion, and travel influencer, told Mansion Global she has decided to sell because she has different lifestyle needs now and her pandemic-escape party pad "isn't the right house for a newborn."

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