Thursday, February 19, 2015
Celebrity Real Estate - Joseph Gordon Levitt Edition
Actor Joseph Gordon-Levitt snapped up a 1940's house by Paul R. Williams in Los Feliz for $3.25 million. When Gordon-Levitt snapped up the home, it was the first time that it had been on the market since 1957. The house contains three bedrooms, four bathrooms, a woodsy kitchen, and a pool. See pictures of the property at Curbed.
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That's a great house. A little paint on the walls would do wonders. The 1940s birch cabinets in the kitchen are a horror - we ripped ours out pretty quickly when we moved into our home. The kitchen & bathrooms need updating badly but that's typical. The directional lights on the beam need to go. That cheesy bar needs to be pulled out of there. The inglenook still being there is a treasure!
ReplyDeleteThat kitchen! *shudders*
ReplyDeleteLove it, though, white walls and all. :D
Holy crap, the kitchen! And this is the first time I've seen a house with the washer/dryer in the kitchen like they do in Europe. I do like the stove, though.
ReplyDeleteThe bar would have to go. That just looks clumsy and who wants an ice cold martini served by a roaring fire?
I like the pool and sleek flooring. The layout is odd, though.
Good Lord. Technically a good house, but....major renovations....STAT!
ReplyDeleteI predict that house will be gutted and renovated from top to bottom.
ReplyDeleteUh...no thanks. And not at all what I would expect from JGL.
ReplyDeleteThat fridge reminds me of the time my dad used a kit to paint ours from "Harvest Gold" to "Coppertone", complete with dark brown shading around the edges. Memories :)
ReplyDeleteI'd love to see pics after the reno. Good bones in that house. Thanks Outtie!
ReplyDeleteI'd love to see pics after the reno. Good bones in that house. Thanks Outtie!
ReplyDeleteAgreed that the bar is just oddly placed and that the kitchen and baths need updating. Otherwise the general consensus seems to be that the best part of the deal is the location and the lot. It has a certain charm that's for sure. You could roller skate in that downstairs room. Why didn't they show any bedrooms I wonder?
ReplyDeleteI suspect the bedrooms are fairly small and, therefore, unimpressive. They simply wouldn't do for most people and especially a celebrity.
Deletejust something wrong about doing your laundry in the same room as you cook and eat though I understand why, save money on plumbing add in those bar fridge sized refrigerators - Europeans must gasp at the people with restaurant size fridges now. and see the bar fridges in the room of every college student. And then you have no closets, you need to buy wardrobes, clearly a conspiracy by Ikea.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like it has a ton of potential. Obviously that kitchen area is gonna need a mondo remodel, but the over all bones look really good. I love the Dutch door!
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