Built in 1927, the gated Mediterranean-style home with four bedrooms and a circular drive, was sold to an industrialist from South Korea, a source said.
Brown was represented in her sale by Marilyn Watson of Celebrity Properties, Beverly Hills.
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SIMON BENSON, the late multimillionaire lumberman and philanthropist who built the historic Benson Hotel in Portland, Ore., built a house in Beverly Hills that is now on the market at just under $6 million. It was recently listed at $12 million.
The 8,000-square-foot main house and three-room guest house, on a 1.2-acre knoll above Sunset Boulevard, were also owned at one time by Lucille Ball, sources say.
Designed by Frank Bruner, a contemporary of Frank Lloyd Wright who designed many European estates, the mansion was built in 1929. It has a pool, paddle tennis court, koi pond and waterfall.
The house, which also has a projection room and a library, has been featured in such books as "Sunset Boulevard, America's Dream Street."
Bob Hurwitz of Hurwitz-James Co. has the listing.
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CORRECTION: Melissa Schupp of John Aaroe & Associates, Brentwood, is co-listing the Guggenheim house (Hot Property, July 20). She was incorrectly identified.
