. The spread entered contract in a month and closed this week for $27.7 million, the outlet added.
The pair purchased the home in April 2020 for $19.5 million — a good chunk below the $26 million it asked for sale beginning earlier that year.Ghalichi and her husband bought the home for $19.5 million in 2020.The home, located in Bel-Air, comes renovated and with good outdoor perks, such as a tennis court and a pool.Ghalichi is an attorney and an entrepreneur who owns the Lilly Lashes beauty brand. Mir is the CEO of 9to5 Seating, which designs and produces office seating.
During their ownership, Ghalichi and Mir renovated the home. The work included the addition of a new kitchen, the installation of a smart home system — as well as updating all the flooring, light fixtures and bathrooms. The listing notes the six-bedroom, eight-bathroom residence has a foyer with double-height ceilings, formal and casual dining rooms, a wood-paneled den and a master suite with its own living area.
The grounds additionally include a pool, a spa and a tennis court. The estate runs a total of nearly 1.2 acres. The spread previously belonged to automobile executive Lee Iacocca, who was known for the development of the Ford Mustang and the Ford Pinto while working at Ford, as well as for reviving Chrysler in the 1980s as its CEO. He passed away in July 2019 at age 94; Ghalichi and Mir purchased the home from his estate.