James Jannard Brutalist House
July 30, 2025 An Eyewear Mogul's Brutalist Beverly Hills Mansion Lists for $65 Million Billionaire Oakley founder James Jannard's striking exposed concrete and aluminum fortress has been called. On the heels of his $210 million Malibu sale, Oakley founder James Jannard has put his cement fortress in Beverly Hills on the market. Perched atop Beverly Hills, the $68 million Brutalist mansion at 410 Trousdale Place stands as a testament to Oakley founder James Jannard's architectural vision.
Completed in 2016, this two-acre estate features five bedrooms, 10 bathrooms, and unparalleled amenities, including an infinity pool with panoramic views of Los Angeles. With its concrete walls, retractable glass panels, and. A Monument of Concrete and Glass Towering above Trousdale Estates, the dramatic Beverly Hills residence of billionaire Oakley founder James Jannard commands nearly two acres of rare promontory land.
Designed by Los Angeles-based iDGroup and completed around 2016 after five years of meticulous work, the 18,300-square-foot masterpiece fuses exposed concrete, brushed aluminum, and vast panes. Key Facts James Jannard, worth an estimated $1.3 billion, has put his 18,300-square-foot home up for sale for the second time, this time $3 million cheaper. A brutalist fortress built in Beverly Hills by Oakley founder James Jannard is back on the market-with a new price of $65.995 million, a discount of $3 million from its original ask.
Jannard's. Mere weeks after selling his Malibu estate for a staggering $210 million. Serial entrepreneur and designer James Jannard - best known as the founder of Oakley - has offered his monolithic mansion in Beverly Hills up for sale.
A Brutalist fortress spanning 18,000. James Jannard listed a Beverly Hills compound for $68 million shortly after his record Malibu sale. The Oakley founder recently set a record with a $210 million Malibu mansion sale, surpassing Jay.
July 30, 2025 James Jannard's Beverly Hills House in Photos After first hitting the market last year for $68 million, the Oakley founder's iDGroup.
