Hot Property: Bringing the heat to the real estate beat
The spring homebuying season may be well in the rearview mirror, but things are heating up in Los Angeles’ hotbed of luxury real estate. In recent days, we saw one box office star score an above-asking sale and a member of sitcom royalty offer up his perch in the Bird Streets.
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He’s looking for a friend in the market
Matthew Perry has been spending less time in L.A. because of his foray into theater, so it came as little surprise when the actor and playwright listed his home in the Bird Streets for sale at $13.5 million.
Built in 1962, the flat-roofed residence is visually dramatic with walls of glass that open to a covered patio and infinity-edge swimming pool. Adding an extra layer of pizazz is the subterranean home theater, which sits beneath the house and has 2-inch-thick windows that look into the depths of the pool.
Joker’s home sale no laughing matter
Jared Leto has sold his home in Studio City for $2.05 million. That’s $51,000 over the asking price and $400,000 more than what the “Suicide Squad†star paid for the property in 2006.
Built in 1955, the two-story home has 4,000 square feet of living space that includes a living room with a fireplace, an eat-in kitchen, four bedrooms and three bathrooms. There’s even a recording studio, which likely appealed to Leto, also the frontman of the band “Thirty Seconds to Mars.â€
‘Chuck’ star is on the hunt for a buyer
Actor Zachary Levi has put his Studio City home of mor e than a decade on the market for $1.399 million. Levi, who gained fame on the show “Chuck,†extensively updated the property during his ownership.
Among the upgrades are stained hardwood floors, contemporary hardware and fixtures. The master suite sports surround sound, and the galley-style kitchen has been modernized. Two floors of flexible space highlight the finished garage.
He’s taking another shot
Steph Curry, who recently minted his second NBA title with the Golden State Warriors, has turned his attention to some business away from the court. The star point guard has put his Walnut Creek home back on the market for $3.195 million.
Curry and his wife, Ayesha, have paid great attention to the interior details, particularly in the kitchen, which features white-and-gold hardware and a magnificent La Cornue Range. Also of note is the lower-level lounge that holds family and game rooms, a wine cellar and a wet bar.
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