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uincy Jones, the legendary producer and composer behind iconic hits like "Beat It" and "Billie Jean," left an indelible mark on music. His real estate portfolio was equally impressive, reflecting his unique taste and style. Six months after his passing, his stunning Bel Air home has hit the market for a staggering $59.9 million.

    This listing is no ordinary celebrity property. As David Kramer of Compass notes, "There are homes built for spec, and others that trade hands often, but this one almost never comes to market." The estate's legacy is deeply tied to Jones' architectural vision, which was inspired by the Palace of the Lost City in South Africa.

    Completed in the early 2000s, the residence boasts an impressive 24,900 square feet. A circular central wing houses a spacious living room, wine cellar, and game lounge, while the east wing features a primary suite with multiple walk-in closets and a private balcony. The west wing includes three additional suites, as well as an office, screening room, and gallery.

    The Jones family hopes that the new owner will cherish this home as much as they did. "Our family has a lifetime of wonderful memories in this house," says daughter Rashida Jones. "We hope the new owner will continue the legacy of love, laughter, and beauty synonymous with Quincy Jones."