A 25,000-square-foot mansion in Bel-Air owned by the late Quincy Jones has hit the market for nearly $60 million.

Perched on a gated promontory in the Lower Bel Air neighborhood, the 2-acre compound had served as Jones’s primary residence since 2002.

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Located at 27 Music Square E., the 0.17-acre property offers a modernist building with a bold exterior color scheme element. The building, which was constructed for Decca Records in the 1970s, has lacked a permanent tenant since its sale more than a year ago.

The legendary guitarist and singer-songwriter purchased Medina House, a converted women's public baths overlooking the sea, back in 2011.

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The Bel Air mansion owned by Quincy Jones since 1972 has been listed for just under $60 million, five months after his death.