"The French-influenced house is entered through a two-story foyer and central hall. A step-down living room, a library, a family room with a bar, a formal dining room, a den, a projection room, an island kitchen, four fireplaces, five bedrooms and 6½ bathrooms are contained within the home's 7,600 square feet of living space."
"Donald Pliner, who launched his first line in 1989, has footwear and accessory stores around the country. Lisa Pliner launched her signature collection two years ago."
"Jean Webb Vaughan Smith, a member of the Reagans' inner circle who served as national president of the Assn. of Junior Leagues, died early this year at 93."
Donald Pliner, founder of a footwear and accessory brand established in 1989, and his wife Lisa, who launched her signature collection two years prior, acquired a French-influenced Bel-Air residence for $4.26 million. The 7,600-square-foot home features a two-story foyer, step-down living room, library, family room with bar, formal dining room, den, projection room, island kitchen, four fireplaces, and five bedrooms plus a half-bath. The property was previously owned by Jean Webb Vaughan Smith, a member of the Reagan inner circle and national president of the Association of Junior Leagues, who died at age 93 earlier that year. The home last sold in 1994 for $1.8 million.
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