Marilyn Monroe Los Angeles House Tour | INSIDE Marilyn Monroe Brentwood Home | Real Estate
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🏡✨ Step into the enchanting world of Marilyn Monroe as we take you on an exclusive tour of her iconic Brentwood home!
🏡✨ Built in 1929, this 2,624-square-foot masterpiece has witnessed countless fashion moments and is a testament to timeless interior design.
🏡✨Join us as we explore the charming details that make this house a living testament to Marilyn's glamorous life. Fifth Helena Drive is not just a location; it's a portal to Hollywood's golden era, where every corner tells a story of the legendary Marilyn Monroe.
🏡✨Whether you're a fan of luxury homes, interested in celebrity real estate, or simply fascinated by the allure of Marilyn Monroe, this video is a must-watch. Join us as we open the doors to the past and invite you inside the Marilyn Monroe house in Los Angeles.
Marilyn Monroe, the name synonymous with Hollywood glamour, was a complex individual far beyond the "dumb blonde" roles she often portrayed. Born Norma Jeane Mortenson in 1926, her childhood was marked by instability and hardship. Shuttling through foster homes and orphanages, she lacked a secure and loving environment.
Despite her struggles, Monroe possessed an undeniable charisma and beauty. This caught a photographer's eye in 1944, launching her modeling career. Soon, she set her sights on Hollywood, transforming herself into the blonde bombshell the world would recognize. Her early films capitalized on her captivating looks, placing her in stereotypical comedic roles.
Monroe, however, craved more depth in her craft. She battled against being typecast and enrolled in acting classes, honing her talent and dramatic potential. She formed her own production company, defying the limitations placed upon her by major studios. Films like "Bus Stop" and "The Misfits" showcased her growth as an actress.
Monroe's personal life was as captivating as her on-screen persona. Her marriages to baseball legend Joe DiMaggio and playwright Arthur Miller were highly publicized, scrutinized, and ultimately short-lived. Rumors of affairs and alleged ties to powerful figures like President John F. Kennedy further fueled the public's fascination and speculation.
Tragically, Monroe's life was cut short at the young age of 36. Her death, attributed to a barbiturate overdose, remains shrouded in mystery. Despite the controversies surrounding her, Marilyn Monroe's cultural impact is undeniable. Her image continues to grace magazine covers and inspire artists worldwide. Her legacy extends beyond her captivating beauty, representing the complex realities women face in the film industry and the enduring allure of Hollywood's golden age.
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I went to visit her house in 1979. I took a lemon from the tree that was hanging over the outside wall. I was a big fan of hers. I was heartbroken when she died. It’s hard to believe she’d be ninety seven now if she were alive.
Marilyn still looks good today.😉
There is still a WANTED poster with your face on it at the Brentwood Post Office. They will catch you someday. 😋
@@loljokes🤣🤣🤣
Oh you are very lucky.
Lo hai piantato?😂
The neighbors will be against it but this house deserves a historical plaque.
Interesting. Do the neighbours have any say in what is rebuilt on a plot? Just asking, because in England the neighbours have a say in any planning application because of access or blockage of light reasons. Style and size are also considered and whether neighbouring properties are overlooked. I don't know if that applies in LA/USA. In LA it seems that beautiful houses can be demolished and replaced with McMansions just because someone can afford it. Incidently MM's house looks absolutely beautiful, and an oasis in what looks like a high density neighbourhood.
at least
Marilyn herself would not like that.
They need to keep this house intact !
Should definitely be kept intact and, other than small changes for new owner should be preserved as special landmark status!!! So many of the Classic Homes of Old Hollywood seem to be demolished with no respect!!! Blows my mind then, these mega mansions wind up being unsellable!!!! Truly sad!!😢❤
Should definitely be kept as a historical home!
Oh no!? Some Stupid people feel if there was a murder or just a death it should be demolished, it could be haunted. Just wait. Some moron will start up the rumor that he saw the ghostly Marilyn walking the grounds, yes I feel it should be preserved.
Marilyn would not like it. I understand.
Right now there's a legal battle going on, owner want to tear down & now I guess the city is trying to put it on the Historic listings.. new owners are suing the city to tear down.
To Myron Madey.
Should be kept as historical, like the Beatles' homes!
@nygelmiller5293 There were also something good about her,what she needs now is respect.
It doesn't need to be a museum, but preserving it as a home is massively important.
no the new owners are trying to tear it down.
@@makeupbytony I know, the house should be preserved. The owners are idiots for wanting to destroy it.
The city should buy it from the current owners and turn it into a Mini Museum. They could have her room with her personal belongings as a kind of exhibit, living room as a mini movie theatre that plays her Movies on repeat and maybe guest rooms for accommodation (People from all over the world will surely want to spend big bucks to stay at her last home). I guarantee it's going to make a tidy profit.
for sure. When they destroy this, they will destoy a major part of Hollywood history.
@@KnotsOfWonders I think you're right. After all, she passed away there.
Her house should be a national Landmark never never to be torn down it is a part of Marilyn Monroe and a part of iconic History 😎
R.I.P Marilyn ❤ I know that you did not commit suicide. Your home of course should be preserved.
Exactly…She did not take her own life. “They” know exactly who caused her death smh
@@tishmason5078 Yes they know who was there when she passed away. She knew too much for them.R.I.P Marilyn.
@@deborahrohl7690 Yes she did. “They” did the same thing to Dorothy Dandrige smh. Rest in Peace To Two Beautiful, Classy Ladies.
@@tishmason5078 Thankyou for your reply there was a man Robert Slatzer knew quite a bit about what happened I don't know if you can find anything about Robert anymore but her housekeeper probably would have known too I am sorry to hear Marilyn wasn't the only victim of foul play but sadly not surprised.
@@deborahrohl7690 Thank You For your Honest Response 😊
Preserve it!! Something she did all by herself!! With what she went threw in her life, she deserves to be valued!!!
I totally agree. From the day she was born she had it rough. 😢❤
Agreed.
She bought it, not built it
Omg she even built the house all by herself with her own hands. 😢😢😢
🙄
It should be turned into a museum in her honor since her legacy would live on for generations to come🎉
Her legacy was in show business. not one of many houses she lived in
cant really turn into a museum, since its in a residential area. i do hope thatt whoever owners end up being that they keep it as is.. just for the vintage quality of it
@@MyEnime It's had a few owners since Marilyn, who made changes to the place
Preserve her home for future generations much like Graceland is for Elvis forever fans! 🎉❤🎉❤
Yes,and we Elvis fans are still here ,loyal and true !👍
The pressures of fame....
Graceland is preserved by Elvis estate$$ his estate. His money. I'm for the house being preserved, but the how is challenging.
This is a small house and she doesn't have descendants to take care of it. It won't ever be opened to the public.
Love these type of homes gorgeous
Marilyn had a beautiful home. She added her own personal touch to this amazing home.Such a tragic event occured within the home. Rip Marilyn. May your memory live on forever.
Personally I think it's a beautiful home. But by Hollywood style, it may be considered a guest cottage I think. Not having 16 bedrooms and 18 bathrooms, that home would be lavish enough for me!
@rebeccablakey2637 Marilyn has been with Jackie O the Kennedy’s MJ and many others,Military activated this weekend they will takeover all communications,there will be no phone or internet contact,make sure you have enough supplies for at least three weeks.🕊️
@@cricketcustomer2164 But she was not very rich.
Leave her home alone. It should be a historical sight for all to enjoy. ❤❤
Cozy, homey, warm private, hushed and simple.
Well said
Honor her Legacy. She was an important part of American History
Preserve it for future generations to keep her memory and legacy alive
It should be a Museum. Period!
During the time she lived there she did not want anybody to see the inside of the house. So why should it become a museum ?
@@renatovonschumacher3511 That's wrong. She did "The Last Interview" in it and was on that chair in the video during the interview for quite some time.
Photographer Allan Grant took the photos inside of her home there at 5th Helena and Richard Meryman did the interview, which was audio taped.
@@LeeTheVetno it’s not wrong. She clearly stated she didn’t want her home on display for people to peek at. It was her retreat. What part of that don’t you understand?
None of her stuff is there and subsequent owners have done renovations, it's not same anymore. so pointless.
These homes should be preserved
Well built, cozy, charming, old hollywood. New homes are cheap and ugly. Declare these old homes historical. They don't make them like this anymore with attention to detail. The new homes have no charm.
She was murdered, she was murdered & she was murdered.
1000% !👍
She overdosed look it up, she was very wreckless with her life
@@cindybrock1705 No ,she was Murdered ,YOU look it up ,do proper research !
@@cindybrock1705she was killed because she was going to spill the beans about her affairs with Robert and John Kennedy. They had her killed.
Her death was and still is a controversial subject. Many odd reports of what actually happened have been gone over and over. After looking into several documents and theories I personally believe that she was murdered. She was known to have kept a diary and it somehow disappeared. She was also threatening to go public about her affairs with the Kennedy’s.
Marilyn was one of my closest relatives. I was born right during the end of her life. Carol Baker was one of my best childhood friends. Mom was close to her mom was a cosmopolitan. Yes I believe the house should be preserved.
Cool💟💟💟🌹👍
of course
RIP Marilyn!! Gone too soon!! She did not commit suicide! I’m sure she was murdered!! Poor lady!! She was so pretty!! Thank you for this video!! Beautiful home!! 💖❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏😢😢😢😢
I think she was murdered to
The house is not extravagant which is great. It's very homey and cozy. I love it. Not a museum but preserved.
They should preserve the house, it a beautiful place ❤I love it
From a lady in Canada 🇨🇦 ♥️
I allways loved Marilyn and I allways will. This house would have been nothing without her in it...what a sweatheart
sweet not sweat
Nothing? It’s a stunning home. Very classic, cozy and iconic of the Spanish style.
But it is nice to see that she had a home and sure a beautiful house.
It should be preserved in her memory. So people can see it and feel the love Marilyn had for it.
End of my Journey, how eerie!
Perfect 😂
It looks surprisingly modest for the biggest movie star of her time
Back then celebrities didnt have 13 bedroom mansions. Nor did they brag on TV how many millions their house cost. Celebrities now a days are just gross. Private jets. 20 bathrooms. There destroying our planet with their over consumption and lifestyles
She had 46 homes in total
@@GodsChildforever7 what, lol?! Jeff Bezos doesn’t have that many homes 😆
@@Jamietheroadrunner This was the last one she bought!
Modest but probably worth a fortune
she didnt pass away there she was murdered there!!! Truth will come out someday
Definitely! Her house, needs to be saved, preserved. 😊
I think it should be made into a museum because it could help alot of people get an insight about her personal life so it can help others. It looks like the house has been sold quite a few times and nobody really wants to make it their own or live there. So it would be best to celebrate her life by showing people who she was in her personal life as well.
The house of Monroe shoud be preserved and be a museum, just to show the next generation that Monroe was much more than an actress....
I think it is of historical value it’s of a time when Hollywood was in it golden era built in the twenties. And then occupied by a truly beautiful and gifted actress but sadly misunderstood a fragile soul.
If walls could talk that house would have a tale to tell.
RIP Marilyn gone but never forgotten 🙏🕯️
I did the same when I helped clean Dolly Parton’s house in Hawaii. Well my son and his wife cleaned the house and I was in the waterfront backyard. It was beautiful.
What a beautiful home. I think it’s timeless.
I think so too!
Decades ago, toured the place during a realtor's open house. The sellers had made some strange "improvements". Art Nouveau style-stained glass windows, several places inside the house, being the most jarring. It's a really beautiful place, built in 1929, reputedly on the largest lot in that section of the neighborhood. Her bathroom was a marvel - with original cobalt blue tiles. As this video shows, a subsequent owner "remodeled" the bathroom & tore out all the tiles. Now looks like one from Motel 6; it's that bad from what was there. Really hope the place survives - both for its architecture & as a memorial to Monroe.
❤ maybe they will preserve the home that is a beautiful home I can't imagine what it would be like if Marilyn Monroe didn't have a legacy or something that was still standing that was really hers❤
She was a special human being full of life until it was taken away from her.💜
They need to declare it a landmark and preserve it 💜 💫
Even if you remodel Her spirit lives on .vote to preserve it to respect her privacy
Her home was perfect.. I would be very comfortable in that home. It's warm and inviting.
Simple elegance like her , understated but beautiful
IT should be a home. That would honor her.
I sure hope it’s declared a historical landmark and is at least preserved…I’d hate to see it demolished!
Definitely preserve.
Someone should start a petition to save the home. Beautiful home.
I wasn't even born when Marylin died but when I see her photos I feel mesmerized by her beauty! She was absolutely stunning! Her death came too early , she deserved to live more and deserved happiness and true love , which she never got may her soul rest in peace 🙏💕
What a beautiful. Sad she didn't get to spend more time in it. Great video. I hope it stays standing.
turn it into a museum !
I don't think is big enough to be a museum, however I do like Marilyn's taste..this house is beautiful! the Mexican style as she would call it makes it extra special
should turn into a museum for her lagacy 🌸
Yes I think it should be preserved as a home of a legendary actress no comes close to how graceful and classy she was R.I.P
MARILYN MONROE
Definitely preserved and turned into a low key-museum visitor-wise. The museum could sell tickets with specific date and time slots, and control visitors, limiting visitation to three days a week, or so on. To me, it’s a beautiful home which represents the unique style of Los Angeles perfectly, as do The Beach Boys.
RIP Norma Jean ❤❤❤
Although I was only 4, I remember the talk about Marilyn. It was on the news, and everyone was talking about her and the shock and sadness in people's voices although I had no idea who she was. Everyone was sad for her passing.
I don’t believe Marilyn committed suicide and I feel her home should be preserved and protected ❤
What a beautiful home ❤ ❤
Whomever owns it can obviously afford a home almost anywhere. Let them buy any other such home and tear it down. Why Monroe's home. Preserve it.
Due to this historic women ,her last home on earth ,Very hard working lady ,got what she wanted ,a home!What an AWESOME investment .RIP Norma Jean.
You you guys would never believe what kind of jokester family lives there right now it's literally a man who's a DJ and his wife is a Marilyn Monroe impersonator does her job back to bought the house and who has been living there now for a number of years it's horrible because they're doing a lot of differences to the house it's a lady from Scotland who's her impersonator guy should look it up it's so crazy she thinks she looks like her she dyed her hair to look like her and the weird thing is she really doesn't even look like her she has all these crooked teeth and tries to play a baby voice it's so creepy and she just keeps getting pregnant over and over and over but seriously look it up you all will be shocked
Preserved and left alone!
I think it should be preserved as well. She was a historic icon.
She was beauty and like a flower charming people, ...and did not have any serious diseases...She is Icon❤❤❤
Well 7768, before you share your opinions about Marilyn Monroe you should re-learn how to
write a simple comment...Your little post here reads like it came from a seven year old !!!!!!!!!!
To be sincere doesn't mean young in age...young in soul...learn to be trustful , friend ...don't be jealous 😏
Μaladie mentale(depression nerveuse)!!!(medicaments/drogue)._Oui,Marylin etait tres malade.......
Sad😢😢😢😢😢😢
@@mamumaumau7205 Well, one time on Family Feud: Name a good quality a woman should have. "Not have any serious diseases" came in 3rd.
I, along with millions of others, love her. Not just for her breathtaking beauty but for her sweetness, her kindness. She seemed to be a lovely person. There was just something about her. She really was special. And I love her movies. Loved her in SLIH & Niagara. I would love to have seen how her career evolved if she had lived. ❤
Preserve it. And make it a museum
Wonderful video, thank you! FYI - she didn't name the house - the tile with the latin inscription was there when she bought it. But she liked the inscription.
No she put it out front
@@bobwolf8210 I may be wrong but I did watch an old documentary that said it was there before she bought it.
Yes but the saying in the block she did got them in mexico
If her original furniture was there, I can see it being Mari-land!! Keep it
Years before MM became an icon and just a few years after her death I went to that house. I was just a young teenager but I was absolutely fascinated by this amazing woman and wanted to see where she lived and died. I was surprised at how ordinary it looked from the street. In fact it was just a regular street. Nice but nothing special about it. I stood at the gate and saw the word NO painted in black very visible on the front wall near the main entrance. I thought that was super odd and have wondered about it ever since.
it should definitely be preserved as a museum. though i no longer live in LA, i remember how disappointing it was to discover that almost none of the homes of the dozen or so biggest stars were not bought and preserved by either the studios or the families of the stars. not having preserved the homes of the biggest legends sort of wakes one up to the whole illusionary aspect of hollywood. it's like no one realized how much the fans could appreciate and connect with that last point of contact with actors they so admired from afar. there is something about it which feels like a betrayal as is alluded to in the film the day of the locust. as it turns out it is all as much about business and profits as it is about anything else. being able to see and visit the former homes of deceased hollywood biggest stars is much better than invading the privacy of current stars by taking bus tours which point out their homes while they are still there living in them.. visiting a home which has been preserved as a museum is more appropriate than running into stars in person somewhere and expecting them to fraternize with total strangers though the strangers might consider themselves to be fans.
The families and the studios don't own these homes. Many people owned Marilyn's home after her. She also doesn't have descendants preserving her legacy and her personal items have been sold off.
It should be turned into a museum.
Marylin Monroe will live forever in the people's heart!!! She is unforgetable!!! A French Man ...
She lived in sandy valley near my aunts house. Yes base ball was very popular and she did become a beautiful woman. We had a beauty parlor next door to my moms house. Where I played as a child. Her life had the biggest infulence on my life.
🇬🇧 Of course , the house should be preserved
It’s a really cute little Spanish style bungalow. The pool and garden are lovely. I think it’s wonderful just as it is but you could never escape the looky. Lous. I guess it would be a great little tour, I would love to see it.
Words have power, what she wrote on that tile she manifested unknown unknowingly.
She may have cursed herself
I said the same thing when I heard it!
What a nailed choice this house was and all the design choices with in it .
Someone could VRBO it. Restore it and redecorate it first to her 1960s era. Someone has done that with Frank Sinatras Palm Spring's property and it is such fun! It is like stepping back into that cool 1960s era; you step into a time warp. It is very expensive per night but wow how memorable. It is like you expect Frank Sinatra to stroll by the a martini in hand of course, out by the pool. I bet people who pay for that with Marilyn's house. BUT the proper decor is HUGE!
Beautiful home.
Either make it into a museum of her or an Airbnb for those who wants to experience how she lived during that time.
I am amazed no studio or film company has purchased this home to preserve it. Says a lot about how much history is valued. This home should be preserved as much as any hirotoc artefact is. It is an irreplaceable piece of American history. We should crowd fund to buy it. I'll make the first donation.
Mrs H 🇬🇧 .... Marilyn may have had issues BUT who doesn't struggle in this day & age & way back then ??? She was an extremely talented lady but cos of her life long struggles & her upbringing, Her mother suffering also through mental illness many only love her cos of her beauty yet she was Much, Much more than this...Vulnerable.. Yes....Talented ...HELL YES .... Marilyn wasn't perfect but she was used & abused... Leave her home BE please cos it's all that is left of the Beautiful Legend who left this earth far too soon ...🇬🇧
🇬🇧 Here in the UK we try to preserve historically important sites. You can join the National Trust to visit Paul McCartney and John Lennon's childhood homes. You need to book a slot . These homes are just very small houses in Liverpool. Many NT houses are huge, but some are just small beautifully preserved houses. Ie. Mr. Straw's house nr Sheffield , the Back to Back houses in Birmingham.
This is why people want to visit the UK. Welcome to the UK 🇬🇧
Didnt UK destroy the place Judy Garland died? Such a shame
@@TrangPakbaby
The Mews house is still there .
@@Sharon_Mc that’s wonderful to hear! They should definitely preserve it 😍
It should be preserved, because this is where she died. If she would have purchased the home, and then sold it to purchase another home, then the home wouldn't be, so significant. By the way, I love the wrought iron exterior enclosing the casement windows, which not only serves as a security mechanism, it also serves as a plant holder, and safeguard against cracking your head open, if the casement window is open, and you lift your head below the edge of the iron framed of the window.🤯🤕
Preserved.
Preserve the home ❤️
I feel that Marilyn’s house should have historical status. To not only preserve the home itself , but to honour Marilyn’s memory. Her huge contribution to film and culture . Marilyn is a Bona fide icon of our times. It would be so sad to see the current owner tear it down. Hopefully someone who has the means and who truly cares about Marilyn’s legacy . Will keep it going and protected for generations to come . Marilyn was a rare, beautiful woman who deserves to be remembered with reverence . Love her so much . ❤
Preserve imo. I liked her style of elegant modern, it intrigues me more than the slick 60s .
I love it. I wish I could move the whole house some where else. If I could I would. ❤
Yes, Marilyn Monroe's home needs to be a National Landmark. Marilyn Monroe's home should never be torn down. It needs to be kept as close as it was. When Marilyn Monroe lived in her home. Marilyn Monroe is iconic history. Marilyn Monroe is a style of trend setter that still trends today. She was more than a Hollywood movie star. Unique slice of cultural history. Norma Jean life was such a struggle. Norma Jean worked her way from her hard life. To her success in becoming a stunning beautiful talented lady.❤🎉❤
Marilyns home needs to be preserved. No more modifications. In fact it should be put back the way it was. It is in a good piece of land and should remain so in her name. No matter what.
The house where “she passed away,” and was her “final home.”
I would certainly hope so!🙄😂
It's certainly Spanish Colonial home and I'm sure people will pay to visit her house. It should be preserved for Historical reasons and as a tribute to Marilyn ❤
Marilyn Monroe was an amazing person and she lived the way she liked. I was amazed a huge fan and collected her dolls from Franklin Mint. I just love her for who she was and the legacy she created. 🙏👑♥️
Very charming. Shows she had good taste. But six months is no time at all. It takes years before the owner's personality is imprinted upon a house.
One of the homeowners next door to it bought it and they want to tear it down to expand their own home. There's a court case in progress because they can't get the permit and a preservation group is trying to save it.
Her home should be Preserved.
I think they put it on the historical home list so that it wont be torn down.
With all do respect to Marilyn, it would be much appreciated as a landmark and museum site for people to feel close to the star.
QUEEN ❤ MARILYN MONROE
Yes turn it into a historical museum ❤❤❤❤
They will always be one Marilyn Monroe, Time to let go of the past. It does matter what she owned. She will always be remembered..
Omgawd preserved. Not turned into a circus. Marilyn wouldn’t have happy about that 😢
The house she get landmark status that way no future owner can't ever think of knocking it down.
They should fixed it up a little bit with everything with Marylin M things and rent it out like a RBB weekend stay! That could bring tons a money$$$$$$ who wouldn’t want to stay there!
So beautiful 🤩
They should keep it as a museum in her honour.