As part of their divorce settlement three years ago, Dick Wolf agreed to pay $100,000 monthly support to Noelle Lippman, his third ex-wife. While this amount is significant, it's also a tiny fraction of the Hollywood mega-producer's reported monthly income of $15 million. In comparison to Wolf's net worth of $600 million, it represents a minuscule fraction.

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A stylish mansion was also given to Lippman by Wolf, which is located near Santa Barbara, albeit not in the celebrity-swarmed Montecito neighborhood. Just up the coast is the unincorporated Hope Ranch community where the contemporary home was built in 2017. Located on a private cul-de-sac, a hillside property with 11,000 square feet of architecture blends extravagant Moroccan design with European minimalism.

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Despite Lippman's efforts, a buyer could not be found for the house after it first went on the market in March of last year. Though Wolf paid Lippman $14.8 million three years ago, before deeding the property over to her, the sale price is comfortably above Wolf's $14.8 million payment three years ago.

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Records show that the new owners are a married couple in their 30s, he co-founded IT consulting firm GlideFast Consulting. ASGN Inc. acquired GlideFast for $350 million in cash last month.

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The Hope Ranch estate includes a 75-foot swimming pool, mature palms, pivoting iron-and-glass doors throughout, and distant ocean views.

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An ethereal palette is created inside by beige stone floors and creamy plaster walls, and both stairs and an elevator connect the home's two levels. There is a primary suite on each floor, with seamless access to the outdoor gardens on the lower level and a private balcony on the upper level with views of the Pacific. There is also a media/screening room, a sauna, a home gym, multiple "hidden" courtyards and terraces, a cactus garden, and an orchard of fruit trees on the property.

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