Former MGM Chief Executive Gary Barber, who last year launched the new content company Spyglass Media Group, has placed a two-story penthouse in Westwood in the market at a price of $ 6.495 million.
Owned by the head of the studio for almost two decades, Remington condos are designed for art customers with high ceilings, gallery walls and a wealth of special lighting. Nearly 4,300 square feet of space holds a two-story living room, dining room and office / work space. In the dining room kitchen, sliding doors open to views of the city in two directions.
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Living room two floors.
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The dining room.
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Another view from the living room.
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Office / workspace
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One of several outdoor balconies.
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Kitchen.
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View from above.
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Hallway upstairs.
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Master suite.
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Master bath.
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The master suite is upstairs and is expanded to include three closets and two bathrooms. There are four bedrooms and five bathrooms in all.
The 24-storey Remington building, built in 2000, has private elevator access to each of its 93 units. Complex facilities include a library, wine storage, heated swimming pool, and English garden.
Barber bought a place to stay in 2003 for around $ 3.5 million, records show.
The South African-born film producer co-founded, along with Roger Birnbaum, Spyglass Entertainment in the late 1990s before taking over as co-chairman and CEO of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer in 2010. His new venture, where he served as chairman and CEO, took its name is from a former production company and was created last year in partnership with Lantern Entertainment, which previously acquired the assets of Weinstein Co.
Stephen Apelian and Joyce Rey of Coldwell Banker Realty hold listings.
