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A historic Los Angeles property designed by legendary modernist architect Richard Neutra, and one newly restored by the famed TV producer Ryan Murphy, has hit the market for $33.9 million, the Wall Street Journal first reported .

The prolific Hollywood producer is selling his latest renovated home in the Los Angeles neighborhood of Bel Air. It was previously owned by Tom Ford.

Ryan Murphy is looking to part ways with a historic mid-century home designed by iconic architect Richard Neutra — to the tune of $33.9 million. The clean-lined house in Bel Air, California is known as The Brown House and was built in 1955 by the late architect,

The writer and producer, who has bought and sold about 10 significant homes, spent more than a year restoring the house above the Bel-Air Country Club.