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Hot Property: Producer's done, after a long run

LOS ANGELES - Jerry Bruckheimer can call it a wrap in Brentwood. The prolific film and television producer, whose credits include the "Pirates of the Caribbean" and "CSI" franchises, has sold his architectural home in the Westside neighborhood for $11.5 million.

Set on three-quarters of an acre, the pristine International-style home was designed by Case Study architect Thornton Abell and built in 1956. Bruckheimer bought the property in 1994 from then-L.A. Mayor Richard Riordan, records show.

The streamlined steel-and-concrete house has a high ceiling, a skylight-topped library/study, an eat-in kitchen and a media room. Walls of steel-framed windows look into a center courtyard and outward on the leafy grounds.

The master suite occupies a separate wing and features a private garden. Including the studio/guesthouse, there are seven bedrooms,

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