Comcast CEO Brian Roberts Sells 1960s Beverly Hills Home To Art Collectors Bill & Maria Bell For $20.1M

Aileen Roberts and Brian Roberts, the CEO of Comcast, have sold their restored Beverly Hills home in an off-market deal. The property, which was designed by architect John Elgin Woolf in the 1960s, spans 4,000 square feet. The art collectors, Bill and Maria Bell, purchased the property for a sale price of $20.1 million. This comes after the Roberts acquired the house in 2016 for $11 million.

Summary of transaction details

• Property Type: Single-Family Residence (SFR)
• Transaction Amount: $20,100,000
• Square Footage: 4,000
• Price Per Square Foot (PPSF): $5,025
• Market: Beverly Hills

Kurt Rappaport of Westside Estate Agency represented the buyers, Bill and Maria Bell, while Judy Feder of The Beverly Hills Estates acted as the seller's representative. It is notable that the property was sold through an off-market deal, meaning it was not listed publicly for sale. The transaction demonstrates the appeal of the property to art collectors and the significant increase in value since the Roberts' purchase in 2016.