A triple-story contemporary villa in the tony Bel Air neighborhood of Los Angeles was listed for $7.5 million by veteran television executive David Madden. Cooper Mount at The Agency has the property for sale.

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After serving as president of Fox Broadcasting Company and AMC Networks, Madden purchased the then freshly refurbished home for $7 million in July 2015, when Greg Berlanti's powerhouse production company Berlanti Productions churned out multiple hits like DC supernatural drama “Superman & Lois.”

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The house has been on the market for years, with Madden and Marci Pool first listing it in spring of 2017 for almost $10 million. There have been multiple prices for the house since then, including as low as $6.5 million in late 2019. In 2020, the house was also available as a rental, at first at $20,000 per month and then at $28,000 per month.

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This slightly more than 5,700-square-foot contemporary was built in the mid-1940s, but has been extensively updated and modernized since then. The house features stacked stone accents, gigantic windows, and exotic woods inside and out. A five-bedroom, seven-bathroom family-sized home with vaulted ceilings, a fireplace, a marble bath with a circular soaking tub, and an oversized walk-in closet dotted with glass-fronted wardrobes, the property has been cleared of personal effects and staged for the selling process.

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Throughout the main floor's living room and dining room with its stone fireplace and banks of floor-to-ceiling windows, honey-toned hardwood floors ground the space. There's a pretty good view of the 120-acre Enchanted Hill estate from the deck outside the dining area, which former Google CEO Eric Schmidt bought for $65 million from Paul Allen's estate.

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In a serene palette of taupes and whites, the kitchen features a textured tile backsplash behind a commercial-style range. On the lower level, there is a glass-enclosed wine cellar and a wet bar made from lustrous eucalyptus wood, along with a fitness room with mirror walls.

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Featuring mature plantings, clipped hedges and giant trees that block out neighboring homes, the terraced backyard features both sun-drenched and shaded terraces, a crystalline pool and a patch of faux turf for pets and kids.

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A couple of years ago, Madden and Pool moved to Windsor Square, where they purchased a lavishly renovated 1928 Spanish Colonial Revival mansion from "What to Expect When You're Expecting" author Heidi Murkoff for $6.5 million, according to tax records.

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