Sinatra's ex-wife Nancy's former Beverly Hills home rents for $27,495 a month

Sinatra's ex-wife Nancy's former Beverly Hills home rents for $27,495 a month

Nancy Barbato, the first wife of legendary singer Frank Sinatra, spent years living in a Beverly Hills estate that became closely associated with the Sinatra family. The property, set on more than an acre of landscaped land, has now attracted attention again after entering the luxury rental market. Located on North Beverly Drive, the residence combines its historical connection to the family with renovated interiors, extensive entertainment areas and private outdoor spaces. According to Realtor, the home was offered for $27,495 a month, giving prospective tenants an opportunity to live in a property with a distinctive Hollywood connection.Nancy Barbato’s Beverly Hills estate returns to the rental marketThe property at 1121 North Beverly Drive in Beverly Hills is known as the Sinatra Residence, reflecting its connection to Nancy Barbato and her former husband. Realtor reported that the house had entered the rental market for the first time in more than 35 years, making it an unusual opportunity for those interested in celebrity-associated real estate.Barbato lived in the residence for years, using it as a home for family and friends. She and Frank Sinatra married in 1939 and had three children together: Nancy Sinatra Jr., Frank Sinatra Jr. and Tina Sinatra.

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Nancy Barbato, the first wife of legendary singer Frank Sinatra, spent years living in a Beverly Hills estate that became closely associated with the Sinatra family. Located on North Beverly Drive, the residence combines its historical connection to the family with renovated interiors, extensive entertainment areas and private outdoor spaces. She and Frank Sinatra married in 1939 and had three children together: Nancy Sinatra Jr., Frank Sinatra Jr. and Tina Sinatra.

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