Pat Montandon — L.A. socialite, ex-wife of billionaire butter baron Al Wilsey, and writer of books akin to “Tips on how to Be a Celebration Woman” — is procuring round her Beverly Hills residence of twenty years for $4 million.

That’s a pleasant enchancment upon the $1.65 million she paid for the property in 2003, data present. Within the years since, Montandon has turned the place right into a glitzy entertainer’s haven full with crystal chandeliers, artwork items and daring shades of crimson and orange.

Set on two-thirds of an acre in Coldwater Canyon, the three-story house is surrounded by lush landscaping and shrouded in ivy. Inside, Outdated Hollywood-style areas are outfitted with beamed ceilings and hardwood flooring.

4 bedrooms and 4 loos are unfold throughout 4,000 sq. toes, and different highlights embrace a library with a stone hearth and visitor suite with a personal entrance on the third story. French doorways open to a number of terraces, which take within the tree-covered panorama.

Bret Parsons and Aaron Montelongo of Compass maintain the itemizing.

Montandon, 93, was nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize three consecutive years for her humanitarian work. Along with “Tips on how to Be a Celebration Woman,” her different nonfiction books about entertaining embrace “Making Buddies” and “Celebrities and Their Angels.”