Marilyn Monroe‘s L.A.-area dwelling just isn’t going to be listed available on the market … whatever the residence being named a Historic-Cultural Monument, which upends the current homeowners’ plans to demo the pad.

Sources close to the house owners inform TMZ … Brinah Milstein and Roy Monetary establishment haven’t any plans to advertise the Brentwood dwelling — the place the Hollywood legend died of a barbiturate overdose in August 1962.

Reasonably, we’re suggested the married couple will proceed to battle this week’s L.A. Metropolis Council unanimous vote to designate Marilyn’s former dwelling a landmark with cultural significance — a tag that protects it from being torn down.

We’re suggested Brinah and Roy actually really feel violated by the ruling and don’t should be pressured to put it up for sale … notably on account of the property was meant to be an progress of their family dwelling, which sits correct subsequent door.

Not solely that, we’re suggested the house — which the pair bought for $8.35 million last 12 months — is in a state of complete disrepair, which is why they don’t reside there.

Our sources say there are predominant roof factors inflicting leaks inside the house, nevertheless Brinah and Roy haven’t any plans to restore any of that now … because the model new designation makes it very subtle to do one thing to the house.

Mainly, if they can not demolish the home, the property’s ineffective to them — and that’s the reason they’re persevering with with a lawsuit stopping the historic designation.

We’re suggested the couple’s confronted threats over their lawsuit, and they also all the time need to elucidate to followers the home just isn’t a public place … and probably under no circumstances shall be.

The Marilyn Remembered Fan Membership undoubtedly feels in one other method, as a spokesperson tells TMZ … the membership completely helps the designation, on account of Marilyn’s affect on the film commerce is worth commemorating.