One of the most famous addresses in 90s pop culture is about to gain a new owner.
That’s because the iconic residence that served as a facade for the Banks family residence in the series ‘The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air’ (The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air) will go on sale for around US$30 million (approximately R$161 million).
The official announcement of the sale should take place this January, which is under the management of the real estate group The Altman Brothers. But, for now, the property is still available, according to the company’s publication on .
Property is not in Bel-Air
Although the series, responsible for launching global stardomwas set in the luxurious neighborhood of Bel-Air, the property is located in the neighborhood Brentwoodanother upscale area of Los Angeles.
Built in 1937, the building displays a Georgian colonial style and has impressive dimensions: around 930 square meters of built area on a plot of land that exceeds 3,500 square meters. The internal structure has six bedrooms and seven bathrooms.
Legacy in the entertainment industry
The relevance of the property goes beyond 90s nostalgia. Because its facade is preserved and recognizable, the mansion continues to be a sought-after destination for the entertainment industry, currently serving as a location for a production of the .
Historically, the site also opened its doors to the public in 2020; In a promotional action with Airbnb to celebrate the series’ 30th anniversary, fans were able to stay there for a symbolic daily rate of 30 dollars.
