A mansion used as the exterior of “The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air” is back on the market at $22.95 million, following a nearly 25% price reduction. The property is being marketed as part of a return to listings after a prior sale effort.
The outlets also describe the home as a nearly century-old estate with Colonial Revival architecture and sizable grounds. One report notes that the property requires extensive renovation, and suggests the new owner may choose to demolish it rather than restore it. The other outlet emphasizes the large discount and the possibility that the site could be demolished.
There are differences in emphasis: one source focuses on the scale of the listing discount and the demolition risk, while the other provides additional details about the building’s age, architectural style, renovation needs, and that it has been owned by Farhad Rahban for decades. Both accounts align on the relisting price, the major discount, and the expectation that demolition is a realistic outcome.
