In 1962, Marilyn's first home became her final home, and it escaped demolition decades later
The Brentwood home that Marilyn Monroe cherished faced a potential demolition following its sale, igniting a passionate response from fans and historians who sought to preserve its legacy. In a decisive move, the Los Angeles City Council officially designated the residence as a monument, effectively safeguarding it from destruction. This remarkable home continues to hold historical significance tied to the beloved actress.
