At $48 million, the Paul Williams-designed Los Angeles estate of producer Joe Roth is a significant new addition to the open market of Southern California. The Holmby Hills property measures 13,638 sq. ft., with seven bedrooms and at least ten baths between the main house and guest house.

The main house was expanded and revised in the 2000s, and now sports an appealing blend of contemporary design features and classical Hollywood Golden Age details. Among the shared living spaces, the kitchen is a standout; black and white tile in a harlequin pattern, white subway tile backsplashes, commercial-grade stove and vents, an oval island and marble tops and caps, deco pendants and a connected dayroom make for a slickly literate whole.

The staircase’s natural-toned hardwood satisfies contemporary tastes, and its graceful design gives it a sculptural overtone. The bathrooms get most of the glitz; a look at the master’s conveniences is a blend of chilly, deco-esque shimmer and dazzling natural stone gives the eyes plenty to do, but the guest suite’s complimentary panoramic wall covering and figured marble take the prize.

Outside, a pool and red brick patio, a sunken tennis court, and meandering brick walkways traversing the lawn and gardens fill out the 1.32 acres of grounds.

The co-founder of Morgan Creek Productions has owned the property since 2011, according to public records.

Roth’s upcoming film productions include F9, with Vin Diesel, Michelle Rodriguez, Tyrese Gibson, Chris “Ludacris” Bridges, John Cena, Helen Mirren, and Charlize Theron; Hustle, with Adam Sandler, Queen Latifah, and Robert Duvall; and The Gray Man, with Ryan Gosling, Chris Evans, Ana de Armas, Wagner Moura, Regé-Jean Page, and Billy Bob Thornton.