Brad Pitt buys a stone house on a California cliff for $40 million

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The property, which dates back to the beginning of the 20th century, has about 300 m2 and stunning views of the ocean. Comments: 0 Brad Pitt buys a stone house on a California cliff for $40 million EAGLEVIEW Drafting August 29, 2022, 16:17 Carmel Highlands, California €40.0 million Films See more famous houses Brad Pitt  adds a new real estate property to his assets. This summer he closed the purchase of a century-old house located on a cliff in Carmel Highlands, on the central coast of California for an amount of 40 million dollars (about 40 million euros at the current exchange rate.

According to local real estate agents, this is  Aruba Email List one of the most notable transactions that has ever been closed in this area of ​​the United States. The property dates back to approximately 1918 and was designed by  Charles Sumner Greene,  a prominent early 20th century architect known for supporting the "American Arts and Crafts" movement, who designed it for businessman and writer DL James. For years it has been empty. Brad Pitt buys a stone house on a California cliff for $40 million Alexander Vertikoff Archive Unlike the homes of the Greene & Greene architecture firm in Pasadena, which have a "wooden aesthetic," this home is built of   locally quarried sandstone and granite and features arched windows, a shingle-style roof Mediterranean and impressive views of the Pacific Ocean.



Brad Pitt buys a stone house on a California cliff for $40 million Alexander Vertikoff Archive Brad Pitt buys a stone house on a California cliff for $40 million Alexander Vertikoff Archive The actor's new property is an  old stone building  of just over 300 m2 on a single floor, and it does not have the typical ultra-luxury Hollywood style, but rather responds to Pitt's passion for architecture.For his part, actor Ricardo Gómez has been very happy to have worked with Aibar on this project. «It has been great to meet him again. He told me that he wrote the script thinking about me and that he wanted him to be the first to read it. Regarding the character he plays, that of Andrés Expósito, the interpreter has indicated that what they wanted to convey was a kind of "hermeticism" that would hide the wounds of an apparently tough police officer, "but with great sensitivity and empathy for the pain of others.