Harold Lloyd Estate

The Harold Lloyd Estate is a residential complex with 44 rooms in Beverly Hills, designed in Spanish Colonial, Renaissance, and Mediterranean Revival styles. The buildings display white stucco facades, red tile roofs, and sprawling gardens across 5 acres (2 hectares).

Actor Harold Lloyd commissioned the property as his main residence in 1929 and lived there until his death in 1971. The grounds were partially reduced after World War II, but the main buildings and gardens remained.

The complex reflects how early Hollywood stars lived, building homes with ballrooms, libraries, and screening rooms to host guests from the film industry. These spaces served as meeting points for producers, directors, and actors during the early sound film era.

The address sits on Green Acres Drive, a quiet section of Beverly Hills with narrow roads and private properties. The grounds are now used for events and fundraisers, with access available only by arrangement.

The property originally featured a canoe run measuring 900 feet (274 meters) in length and a nine-hole golf course. The swimming pool was the largest private pool in Southern California when completed.