Snapchat CEO is selling Harrison Ford's longtime home

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In June 1983, less than a month later Star Wars: Return of the Jedi After its debut in cinemas, Harrison Ford paid exactly $1 million for this elegant Los Angeles property. Originally designed by famed architect Gerard Colcord, the Brentwood house served as Ford's corporate headquarters for nearly 30 years, until he sold it in 2012 for $8.2 million to Kevin Reilly, the former chief content officer at HBO Max.

Reilly kept the house for just four years, flipping it in 2016 for $12 million to Evan Spiegel, the billionaire Snapchat CEO who is married to model Miranda Kerr. After about eight years of residency, Spiegel and Kerr recently packed up and moved out — which wasn't really a surprise, considering that their massive new $120 million estate in the nearby Holmby Hills neighborhood is finally nearing completion.

Now, the house and its 0.8-acre lot are available for sale for just under $20 million. Listing information shows the main mansion, which sits on a high knoll just above and below the street Getty MuseumOriginally built in 1951, it covers 7,164 square feet and has four bedrooms, all with en-suite bathrooms. There is an additional guesthouse next to the pool, as well as a separate guesthouse with two additional guest suites. There are a total of seven bathrooms on the property, according to listing information.

The main house features a two-story foyer with custom wood paneling, an extra-large formal living room, a wood-paneled formal dining room, and a more intimate library and family room, almost all of which feature extensive built-in cabinetry and beautiful trim. Templates. There is also an updated eat-in kitchen with skylights, marble countertops, and top-of-the-line appliances that include a glass-fronted SubZero refrigerator. Additional rooms and amenities include an office, a wine cellar and four original fireplaces.

The gated estate has a long, gated driveway that ascends to a circular parking lot and attached two-car garage, terraced gardens, brick terraces, flat lawns surrounded by trees dappled with shade, and several upper floor balconies with treetop views.

Ford still divides his time between Brentwood, where he long ago moved to a larger home in the Mandeville Canyon neighborhood, and the Wyoming community of Jackson Hole, where he has long owned a picturesque ranch south of downtown.