Frank Sinatra's legendary Los Angeles bachelor pad has hit the market for the first time in over half a century.
The "meticulously preserved" home is listed for sale at $7.5 million (£5.6 million).
The famed Maravilla Drive mansion exudes Old Hollywood charm, lavish amenities, and sweeping views from downtown Los Angeles to the Pacific Ocean.
"When you remember that Frank Sinatra actually lived here, you can almost picture the parties and the energy that once filled these rooms," gushed real estate agent John Zaffarano to the New York Post.
Spanning 7,400 square feet, the property features six bedrooms, seven baths, a sparkling pool, and rare original touches including Art Deco magnesite floors, an intimate 'telephone room', and the original intercom system.
The home, known as Villa Dorada, is listed for the first time in 53 years, and is described by Zaffarano as a "meticulously preserved 1929 Spanish Revival estate".
Villa Dorada is part of Hollywood history, having played host to legends such as Bela Lugosi and Oscar-winning songwriter Jimmy Van Heusen, who lived there with Sinatra during the height of his Hollywood years.
Villa Dorada isn't the only Sinatra-associated house to hit the market recently. Earlier this year, a mid-century modern estate in the San Fernando Valley that he once rented sold for $8 million (£5.9 million).
In May, a house in Rancho Mirage, California, previously owned by Sinatra's fourth wife, Barbara Sinatra, sold for $2.25 million (£1.67 million), according to Mansion Global.
