One more hot property in Los Angeles sports a ‘Sold’ tag! The Liongate Estate in Bel-Air has been sold for $46 million. Once owned by renowned American singer-songwriter Kenny Rogers, the 24,000 square feet property was originally designed by world renowned and celebrated architect Paul Williams. The estate gets its name from the two lion statues installed at the gate by Rogers. 
Set on nearly two acres of completely private land in Prime Lower Bel-Air, this estate has been re-imagined and generously expanded from the ground up with no expense spared and completely maintains the true integrity of the original architect. 
Boasting of two formal entries, the estate spreads out to include 11 bedrooms, 17 bathrooms, formal living and 2 additional informal living areas, study, billiards room, 12-seat movie theater and climate controlled wine room.
Each room offers stunning vistas from every room with breathtaking Century City and downtown views.
The 3000 square foot master suite comprises one entire upper wing of the property for complete privacy.
The Guest House too comprises of 2 full bedrooms and baths, living area with open kitchen and gorgeous details and finishes.
Also many expansive terraces overlook the signature Paul Williams swimming pool as well as render jaw-dropping views of exceptionally lush and expansive gardens. 
While a generous fire-pit and oversized hot tub sits adjacent to the spectacular pool, two custom designed water fountains enhance the gardens. Also a glass elevator provides access to tennis court, gym, ballroom and pool areas.
The new owner will be able to throw lavish parties as the property comes with an opulent dining room with fireplace, service area and multiple butler pantries.
Originally built in the late 1930s, the current seller has rebuilt and enlarged the property to cater to the modern-day lifestyle.
The identities of the present buyer and the seller of the Liongate has not been disclosed.
