Hot Property:  Model Tyra Banks to sell Beverly Hills estate where she’s been living her ‘FabLife’

Model and television personality Tyra Banks has put her romantic Beverly Hills estate on the market at $7.75 million.

She renovated the Spanish Colonial-style home, built in 1926, while maintaining key architectural elements. The “FabLife” series co-host put an estimated $2 million into work on the house, which was once owned by actress Marion Davies, publisher William Randolph Hearst’s companion.

Vintage French doors and hardware, clerestory windows, and travertine stone and maple plank floors are among the details. Hand-crafted tiles decorate the outdoor fountains and stairways in the main house.

A remodeled kitchen, a media room, a library, a sun room, a formal dining room, four bedrooms, five full bathrooms and two partial baths are within some 6,000 square feet of living space.

The master suite features a sitting room, city views, a model-worthy walk-in closet and a safe room.

The outdoor kitchen was one of her improvements. A fire pit, a swimming pool and lawn complete the grounds.

Banks, 41, has been a Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue cover girl and a Victoria’s Secret model. She has been an executive producer and judge on “America’s Next Top Model” since 2003.

She bought the house in 2004 for $3.085 million, public records show. Banks owns other real estate in the L.A. area and New York. She is selling because she has found another property in Malibu Hills.

Heidi Lake of Sotheby’s International Realty is the listing agent.

Sia changes her tune

Australian singer-songwriter Sia has listed her home in Los Feliz for sale at $4.995 million after only four months of ownership. She bought the Mediterranean Revival villa in June at $4.7 million.

Designed by Angelus Temple architect A.F. Leicht, who was known for his distinctive designs, the fanciful home features original 1924 details including ornate wood accents, stained-glass murals and elaborately shaped windows and ceilings.

A circular sunken sun room adjoins the step-down living room. A rotunda entry, a dining room, a den/office, a billiards room with a bar, a library/study, six fireplaces, five bedrooms, and four full bathrooms and a powder room are within 5,161 square feet of living space. The master suite features its own balcony.

The grounds of more than a third of an acre include a spa, gardens, fountains and lawn. Views take in the cityscape and canyons.

Sia, 39, has released six studio albums, including last year’s “1000 Forms of Fear” with the hit “Big Girls Cry.” She has announced her upcoming “This Is Acting” album.

Richard Ehrlich of Westside Estate Agency is the listing agent.

Bouncing out of Tarzana

Pro basketball player Jordan Farmar, who played for the L.A. Clippers and the L.A. Lakers, has parted with his resort-like house in Tarzana for $2.8 million.

Set behind gates, the 2004 Spanish-style house contains a world of standout features: a hookah lounge, two wine cellars, a secret hallway that opens to a bedroom and a custom wall aquarium.

Outdoors, the landscaped grounds of more than half an acre center on a saltwater wave pool with a beach entry, a grotto-style spa and a waterfall feature. The basketball court is lighted.

For Fido, the doghouse with washing station is climate-controlled and includes a turf run with a septic system.

The more than 6,000-square-foot main house has a two-story rotunda entry with a wrought iron staircase, a formal living room, a family room with a 150-inch projection screen, a home theater, a game room, a den/office, a glassed-in porch, five bedrooms and seven bathrooms.

The 1,500-square-foot pool house contains a kitchen and a wet bar.

There are seven fireplaces and parking for 20 vehicles.

Farmar, 28, was released early this year by the Clippers and signed with the Turkish club Dogus Darussafaka.

The former UCLA Bruins point guard bought the gated estate in 2011 for $1,866,500.

Brothers Josh and Matthew Altman of Douglas Elliman were the listing agents. Sue Bromiley of Coldwell Banker represented the buyer.

Skateboarder grabs a buyer

Olympic and X Games gold medalist Shaun White has sold his house in Hollywood Hills West for $2.3 million.

The professional skateboarder and snowboarder had listed the Midcentury Modern-style home for sale last month at $2.195 million. He bought the property six years ago for $1.7 million and had been leasing it out.

Matching dark-wood floors and ceilings are standouts at the remodeled home of 2,036 square feet. Statement chandeliers and walls of glass complete the freshened look.

A living room with a fireplace, an eat-in kitchen, three bedrooms, two full bathrooms and a powder room are among the interior spaces. The master suite features dual vanities and a soaking tub. Decks bring in skyline views.

The quarter-acre lot contains a patio, a built-in barbecue and a swimming pool with a spa.

Greg Holcomb and Mark Rutstein of Partners Trust Real Estate were the listing agents. Aouri Makhlouf of Coldwell Banker represented the buyer.

White, 29, is a two-time Winter Olympics gold medalist and the record holder for the most medals at the Winter X Games. He also has X Games gold medals for skateboarding.

White owns other property in Southern California and Utah including a bluff-top home in Encinitas listed for rent from $1,200 to $2,100 a night or $8,500 to $15,000 a week.

‘Pretty Little Liars’ star to move on

Actor Ian Harding of the TV series “Pretty Little Liars” is asking $1.195 million for his secluded hideaway in Hollywood Hills.

The bohemian-vibe home sits on two parcels totaling 6,000 square feet in a Laurel Canyon area where small lots are the norm. Vaulted ceilings, built-in shelves and wood accents are among the interior details.

Built in 1948, the bungalow has 1,241 square feet of living space including three bedrooms and two full bathrooms. The guest suite has a kitchenette.

A deck and an alfresco dining area extend the living space outdoors. There’s a two-car garage.

Harding, 29, starred in the 2015 movie “Addiction: A ‘60s Love Story” and will star in the upcoming film “Bethlehem” about a high school football team and the demise of the steel industry. He was also in the 2010 series “Hollywood Is Like High School With Money.”

He bought the property three years ago for $718,000.

Courtney Van Cott of Partners Trust is the listing agent.

New pilot for Mothership Studio

Accomplished rock guitarist Steve Vai has sold his home with its legendary Mothership Studio in the Hollywood Hills for $1.5 million, public records show.

The recording equipment inside the 1,400-square-foot studio, which has been used by such musicians as Ozzy Osbourne, Eddie Van Halen, the Yardbirds and Slash, was not included in the sale.

Set in the Franklin Village-Beachwood Canyon area, the studio features a live room, a booth, a microphone room, a control room, a kitchen and a lounge.

The 3,981-square-foot home has living and family rooms, a den, three bedrooms and 4.5 bathrooms.

Vai, 55, is known for his technique and genre-defying style. Also a singer and songwriter, he got his start touring with Frank Zappa.

His “No Substitutions — Live in Osaka” won a best pop instrumental album Grammy in 2001. He won rock instrumental performance Grammys for “Peaches in Regalia” in 2008 and “Sofa” in 1993.

Vai bought the property for $330,000 in 1987. The house and studio had been previously listed for sale but most recently had been leased out.

Jane Kellard of Westside Estate Agency was the listing agent. Kaufman Real Estate Group of Westlake Village represented the buyer.

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