By Kirsten Chuba The actress purchased the six-bedroom property in 2000 for almost $3 million. Kirstie Alley has parted with her Los Feliz estate after more than two decades. The actress sold her six-bedroom, seven-bathroom home in an off-market sale for $7.8 million, represented by real estate firm Deasy Penner Podley. The 6,958-square-foot house was… Keep reading →

This two-level mid-century modern in the Hollywood Hills features extraordinary views of the mountains, the Hollywood sign and city lights. Designed early in Lautner’s career, the house displays the innovation, use of natural materials, and indoor-outdoor living he is known for: An open floor plan; tall ceilings; exposed wood rafters; floor-to-ceiling glass walls; teak paneling,… Keep reading →

This newly constructed California Modern home offers high-end construction and quality materials and is nicely situated on a lot with 270-degree views. Upon entering the home, you will immediately notice the open floorplan. You are greeted with the formal living room with large black framed windows, built-in bookshelves and a bioethanol fireplace. The floorplan flows… Keep reading →

Calling all fans of The Office: The opulent estate that appeared on NBC’s beloved series as the residence of David Wallace, played by actor Andy Buckley, is now up for grabs. Due to its immense popularity, however, the distinguished six-bedroom, six-bathroom home in Pasadena, California, will cost the lucky buyer much more than its original… Keep reading →

A neo-Craftsman-style house that master woodworker Sam Maloof contributed beam work, fireplace mantels and window casings has hit the market in Pasadena. The asking price is $4.995 million. Dubbed the “Landmark House,” it was designed by Arts and Crafts revivalist Lee Hershberger for noted engineering firm owner Joseph J. Jacobs to fit in with the surrounding Craftsman… Keep reading →