The Ennis House is currently owned by Robert Rosenheck and Cindy Capobianco.
Ownership Details of the Ennis House
The iconic Ennis House, a historic landmark known for its unique Mayan Revival architecture, was acquired by Robert Rosenheck and Cindy Capobianco in 2019. The couple purchased the property for US$18 million. Both are recognized professionals in the cannabis industry and are also active philanthropists.
Their acquisition marked a significant moment for the preservation and future of this architectural masterpiece, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright.
Key Facts About the Current Owners:
- Owners: Robert Rosenheck and Cindy Capobianco
- Acquisition Year: 2019
- Purchase Price: US$18 million
- Background: Cannabis industry professionals and philanthropists
The Ennis House is an integral part of Los Angeles's architectural heritage, frequently featured in films and television shows due to its distinctive appearance. Its continued private ownership by individuals committed to its legacy helps ensure its maintenance and preservation.
For more information on the history and architectural significance of the property, you can visit the Ennis House Wikipedia page.
