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Los Angeles Power Broker

Drew Fenton

Carolwood Estates · as of September 2026

Los Angeles

Drew Fenton is a founding partner of Carolwood Estates and one of the most prolific luxury agents in Los Angeles history. Fenton has represented the sale of some of the city's most storied properties, including the Spelling Manor.

Top Recorded Deals

Press-verified transactions on file for Drew Fenton.

Awards & Recognition

Recognition from The Hollywood Reporter, presented annually by The SOCIETY Group.

Nominee · Power Broker Awards 2026

Agent of Historic Architecture

The Hollywood Reporter, 2026 Power Broker Awards

Winner · Power Broker Awards 2021

Agent of Historic Architecture

The Hollywood Reporter, September 2021 · Owlwood Estate sale, $88M, with Sally Forster Jones and Tomer Fridman

Nominee · Power Broker Awards 2022

Agent of Historic Architecture

The Hollywood Reporter, September 2022

Winner · Power Broker Awards 2023

Team of the Year

The Hollywood Reporter, September 2023 · Carolwood Estates

Winner · Power Broker Awards 2025

Stratospheric Sale

The Hollywood Reporter, September 2025 · Spelling Manor, $110M, with Linda May

Record

Who is Drew Fenton?

Drew Fenton is a founding partner of Carolwood Estates and one of the most prolific luxury agents in Los Angeles history.

What is Drew Fenton’s most expensive documented sale?

Fenton’s largest press-verified transaction on file is Chartwell, 875 Nimes Road in Bel Air, sold for $150,000,000 in 2019, a Los Angeles record at the time of closing.

What brokerage is Drew Fenton with?

As of September 2026, Fenton is a founding partner of Carolwood Estates.

Press Archive

All records compiled from published editorial sources.

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The Hollywood Reporter

The 36 Top L.A. Real Estate Agents of 2025

The Hollywood Reporter reported Drew Fenton’s representation of James Packer in the $110 million purchase of 630 Nimes Road, alongside the $110 million Spelling Manor sale, in its accounting of the year’s top Los Angeles agents.

September 2025

Robb Report

Eric Schmidt Acquires the Spelling Manor for $110 Million

Robb Report identified former Google chief executive Eric Schmidt as the buyer of the Spelling Manor, the storied Holmby Hills estate that closed at $110 million and reset the ceiling of the Los Angeles market.

2025

The Real Deal

Bel Air Megamansion Sells to Lachlan Murdoch for $150M, Setting LA Record

The Real Deal reported the $150 million sale of Chartwell to Lachlan Murdoch, a Los Angeles record at closing, with Drew Fenton among the listing agents of the Perenchio estate and also representing the buyer.

December 2019

How This Record Was Verified

Method
Compiled from the property records in this archive and their named press citations, not from any submission by the agent. Drew Fenton cannot amend this page except by producing evidence a stated fact is wrong.
Sources
Every press placement listed above carries its own publication, headline, and live link. Sourced from The Hollywood Reporter, Robb Report, and The Real Deal.
Open entries
No buy-side or sell-side representation is left undisclosed on the recorded deals above beyond what is noted on their linked Records pages.
Corrections
Unconditional and not contingent on any commercial relationship. See Corrections Policy.