EXCLUSIVE: ‘Fresh Prince of Bel-Air’ Mansion Relists With Dramatic $7 Million Price Cut

The iconic Los Angeles mansion that took served as the backdrop in Will Smith's hit sitcom "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air" has been relisted with a $7 million price drop, a fresh set of images, and a new listing agent—months after hitting the market for the first time in 50 years.For the past five decades, the property has been in the same family that purchased it in 1978, 12 years before they were approached by producers seeking a dwelling to serve as the home of the Banks family in "The Fresh Prince."The sitcom, which debuted in 1990 and starred Smith in the lead role, alongside Alfonso Ribeiro, Janet Hubert, and James Avery, focused on a young man's move from West Philadelphia to the tony community of Bel-Air, where he moved in with his wealthy relatives—putting the family firmly in the public eye.Ironically, the home itself is not located in Bel-Air. Rather, it's 15 minutes down the road in Brentwood, where it was originally built in 1937.Loading...The Los Angeles mansion that served as the backdrop in Will Smith's hit sitcom "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air" has been relisted with a $7 million price drop, a fresh set of images, and a new listing agent—months after hitting the market...