It's the largest and most lavish estate in the entire neighborhood 👀
Developed in the late ’80s and ’90s, Bel Air Crest consists of roughly 200 homes, most of them hulking Mediterranean-style mansions set behind driveway gates of their own. Due to the enclave’s security features and semi-remote location, celebrities are known to roam the premises—other Bel Air Crest homeowners have included Gordon Ramsay, Kathy Griffin, and Kim Kardashian and Kanye West, who lived in the neighborhood while their Hidden Hills mega-compound was under construction.
Property records also show that the 8-bedroom, 9.5-bath house was completed in 2010 and built for the Changs, a local family. In 2016, the perfectly symmetrical structure—it’s perhaps best described as an vaguely International-style, European-influenced chateau fusion take on the White House—was sold for exactly $10 million to Ted Foxman, a retired semiconductor exec-turned-
developer. Foxman subsequently spent another fortune on renovations to the giant property; the interiors were extensively redone, as was the landscaping, which now feels far more lush and vibrant than before.Foxman also indulged his decorative whimsy with the house, adding vibrant pops of color inside, and even parking a vintage Porsche 356, painted a lovely shade of aqua, in the living room. The result of his efforts, led by the guiding hand of L.A.