10549 Rocca Place

Harry Nilsson's 7,640 square foot home at 10549 Rocca Place in Bel Air, California, was designed by architect Eugene Kupper. The five-bedroom, seven-bath home features both canyon and ocean views. The home was built on about one-acre of land in 1977. In 1992, the home, which was originally listed at more than $5 million, sold, according to public records, for about $2.5 million. Harry and his family had earlier moved to a seven-bedroom home in Hidden Hills, California.

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