The 6,000‑sq‑ft house sits on the eighth hole of the Bel‑Air Country Club, offering panoramic ocean views and is listed for $16 million by Carolwood Estates.
Crowley and attorney Ed Hookstratten bought the property in 1972, turning it into a celebrity hotspot that hosted regular dinner parties.
The estate has long been part of Hollywood lore—Howard Hughes once landed his plane here to meet Katharine Hepburn, and later the house welcomed stars such as Johnny Carson, Fred Astaire and Muhammad Ali.
After five decades of remaining in the family, the listing gives collectors a rare chance to acquire a slice of Los Angeles history. The sale is slated to close by the end of 2024.