Frank Sinatra’s iconic Hollywood home – the rumored venue for Marilyn Monroe and JFK’s secret trysts – hits market

One of Hollywood’s most popular love stories is back in the spotlight as Frank Sinatra’s former iconic estate hits the market for an astonishing $7.9 million.

The luxury home reportedly was the location for the secret rendezvous of Marilyn Monroe and former US President John F. Kennedy and boasts a sprawling 8,161 square feet of space.

Sinatra, who called the lavish estate home for eight years, was a magnet for the rich and famous, as evidenced by the illustrious house’s mention of the property as “a playground for the Hollywood elite.”

But it’s the music legend’s connections to two of Hollywood’s most glamorous elite, Monroe and JFK, that make this estate truly infamous.

It is said that Sinatra’s 1,120-square-foot guesthouse served as a secret meeting point for Monroe and JFK, whose brief affair has become legendary

The luxury home was reportedly the location for the secret rendezvous of Marilyn Monroe and former US President John F. Kennedy.

It is said that Sinatra’s 1,120-square-foot guesthouse served as a secret meeting point for Monroe and JFK, whose brief affair has become legendary.

The property’s secluded 14 acres were perhaps the perfect escape for the starlet and the president, away from the prying eyes of the press and the political turmoil of the time.

Sinatra was reportedly protective of the actress, whom he described as a close friend, but a physical relationship between the two was never confirmed.

On the other hand, Monroe’s infamous ‘Happy Birthday Mr. President’s actions fueled (and continues to fuel) the belief that she and JFK were having an affair.

Not only was the legendary home the place where such fables originated, but it has since been considered “one of the most filmed houses in America,” as the private property has been used for dozens of TV and film productions such as “Mad Men.” ‘ and ‘Dream Girls.’

The legendary house was not only the place where such fables originated, but it has since been considered “one of the most filmed houses in America,” as the private property has been used for dozens of TV and film productions such as “Mad Men.” and ‘Dream Girls’

The single-family home features hardwood floors, built-in furnishings, three fireplaces and a state-of-the-art personal fitness room

A famous film location, the property has generated between $750,000 and $1.2 million in profits per year, according to The Agency’s listing.

Nestled in the Chatsworth neighborhood of the San Fernando Valley, the main house features four bedrooms and six bathrooms, while the scandal-ridden guest house is home to the remaining three bedrooms offered by the estate.

The single-family home features hardwood floors, built-in furnishings, three fireplaces and a state-of-the-art personal fitness room.

In the grand living room there is a cocktail bar, complete with wine refrigerator with space for 150 bottles.

A famous film location, the property has generated between $750,000 and $1.2 million a year in profits, according to the listing.

Equipped with all the frills the estate also features an immaculately manicured lawn, the garden also features a swimming pool, a spa and an extravagant patio

The master bedroom has a lounge area near the fireplace and custom cabinetry. The bathroom has a bath.

Equipped with all the frills, the estate also features an immaculately manicured lawn, the garden also features a swimming pool, a spa and an extravagant patio.

Also known as the ‘Farralone House’, the house was built in 1949 by William Pereira, who also designed the famous Los Angeles International Airport.

Originally listed for $21.5 million in 2021, the mid-century modern home is up for grabs at a much lower price.