Elvis’s house is up for sale for a modest $30 million

last updated 14 June 2022

A Beverley Hills home once belonging to Elvis and Priscilla Presley is on the market, and could be yours for $30 million…

Set back from the road behind gates and rows of mature trees, a long driveway leads to the newly renovated pad that oozes swanky LA glamour.

house exterior with glass doors ans white walls and plants

We can't help falling in love with this mid-century residence! Built in 1958 in French Regency style, the property was home to the Presleys from 1967-73. We can just imagine Elvis kicking off his blue suede shoes and lounging by the pool (swoon) under the glorious LA sun.

house exterior with pool area and white wall

The interior is chic and spacious, with high ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows that let in an abundance of natural light. The recent renovation has introduced some contemporary updates to the home including stainless steel kitchen appliances, a kitchen island and skylights, which work harmoniously alongside the original fireplaces and hardwood floors.

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living area with wooden floor and mini bar counter

kitchen area with white wall and round table with chairs and white counter

kitchen area with white kitchen counter and white wall and tiles floor

There are four bedrooms and five bathrooms, and the master suite is particularly luxurious, opening straight out to the pool area.

bedroom with white wall and white curtains and orange arm chair with foot stool

Outside there is ample lounging and entertaining space across the 1.18-acre plot, including a large patio with an outdoor fireplace, set against breathtaking panoramic views of mountains, the city and the ocean. We'd certainly be proud to invite guests round if we lived here!

living area and garden area with wooden floor and sofa

The 5,400 sq ft home, with an attached guesthouse, is situated within the exclusive enclave of Trousdale Estates, which has been home to many famous faces over the years. As well as the Hound Dog singer, Frank Sinatra, President Richard Nixon, Jane Fonda and Jennifer Aniston have also called this A-list area home.

If you have a spare $30 million in your pocket, you can purchase the property through The Agency.