Barron Hilton’s Historic Bel Air Estate Is Listed For $75 Million By The

Of all the deals Rick Hilton has closed in his 30-plus years in luxury real estate, no property hits close to home than the one his brokerage firm is listing on November 30. The Beverly Hills developer and cofounder at Hilton & Hyland is putting the primary residence of his late father, W. Barron Hilton, on the market for $75 million. The son and successor to Hilton Hotels founder, Conrad Hilton, Barron pledged 97% of his wealth in 2007 to the Conrad N. Hilton Foundation, run by his other son, Steven. This storied home was among the 3% the onetime billionaire held onto.“I moved into the house when I was 12 years old, and I have five brothers and two sisters, so it was like camp for us,” says Rick Hilton, now 65. He recalls playing football with his siblings on the Bel-Air estate, accented with monastic-like gardens, a storied Zodiac Pool and a sunken tennis court. This is the first time in 60 years the iconic Los Angeles property will be on the market. But when one front door closes, another