Trousdale Estates
Trousdale Estates in Beverly Hills. History, mid century architects, view protections, lot count and the luxury market, with sources.
Neighborhood Facts
Overview
Paul Trousdale acquired former Doheny estate land in 1954 and developed roughly 410 acres into 532 lots, later annexed to Beverly Hills. The neighborhood was built out through the 1950s and 1960s.
Architecture
Trousdale is defined by mid century modern design. Architects associated with the neighborhood include Paul R. Williams, A. Quincy Jones, Wallace Neff and Harold Levitt, with Allen Siple as supervising architect. A 1987 ordinance limits height to protect views.
Market
[VERIFIED 2026 TROUSDALE SALES REQUIRED] Recent sale figures found during research came only from listing portal snippets and are not published here until confirmed against public records.
Homes in Trousdale Estates
Carolwood Estates listings by Yasmine Benmaiza and Zac Mostame.
From the Journal
Frequently Asked Questions
How big is Trousdale Estates?
Trousdale Estates covers about 410 acres subdivided into 532 lots, developed by Paul Trousdale after he acquired former Doheny estate land in 1954.
Sources: en.wikipedia.org
Sources
- Trousdale size and lots · n/a
Last updated . Figures differ by source and methodology; each is attributed above.
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