Fresh out of his travels on the Netflix show “Down to Earth”, Zac Efron is running some business in Los Angeles. The actor recently listed his perch on the Los Feliz hills for $ 5.9 million.
A sale would cover a seven-year stay for Efron, who paid $ 4 million for the property in 2013. He made some changes during his stay there, updating the pool and spa with a waterfall to take advantage of the scenic setting, with views of downtown from LA to the Pacific Ocean.
The contemporary complex sits at the end of a closed garage in Oaks, a coveted neighborhood against the Hollywood Hills that is home to celebrities and architectural landmarks such as Lloyd Wright’s Mayan revival masterpiece, the Samuel-Novarro House.
Efron’s home spans 5,644 square feet, with five bedrooms, five bathrooms and a handful of Zen-inspired spaces, each with stunning views of the city below. A long, covered entrance approaches the house. Inside, wooden floors, prominent walls and custom fireplaces give personality to the common spaces. A brick wall extends behind a gold fountain in the sky-lit lobby, and the adjacent kitchen adds clerestories and large windows. Floating stairs go down to an indoor and outdoor game room.
The house, with three floors of decks and balconies, extends laterally on its hillside plot. The spa is on the dining patio, and its water cascades down to the pool one floor below. The property covers just under an acre.
Kathrin Nicholson of the Agency is on the list.
Born in San Luis Obispo, Efron gained fame with the “High School Musical” trilogy from 2006 to 2008. In the following years, the 33-year-old starred in “17 again”, “Neighbors”, “Dirty Grandpa,” “Baywatch ”And the 2019 film“ Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile. “
A smooth transfer between celebrities
In the middle of the football season, the Houston Texans receiver Randall Cobb he managed to pass through Tarzana, quietly selling his traditional-style house in an off-the-market deal for $ 5.05 million.
Records reveal that buyers were singers of 98 Degrees Nick Lachey and his wife, model actress Vanessa Lachey, which redeemed the property with the same fund they used to buy an Encino home in 2016.
It was a short stay for Cobb; he paid $ 4.76 million for the 7,000 square foot home two years ago, The Times previously reported.
Enclosed walls and hedges surround the house, which was built in 2014 and boasts Cape Cod style on two floors. Blue shutters adorn the white exterior. Inside, the residential spaces feature wooden floors, coffered ceilings, paneled walls and pocket doors.
Upstairs, the loft and the master suite – one of the five bedrooms – extend onto private terraces overlooking the city. Other amenities include a billiard room, cinema, gym and wine cellar.
There is plenty of space in the back as well, with covered patios adjoining a lawn, outdoor kitchen, pool and spa. At the end of the property, the steps lead down to a full-size basketball court.
After a prominent college career in Kentucky, Cobb was drafted by the Green Bay Packers in the second round of the 2011 NFL draft. The 30-year-old arrived at the Pro Bowl in 2014 and, in April of this year, signed a three-year contract with the Texans for $ 27 million.
Nick and Vanessa Lachey were married in 2011. The couple co-hosted Netflix’s “Love Is Blind”.
The ex-Clipper continues to buy houses in Los Angeles
With all the real estate changes in Los Angeles Blake Griffin are doing, you would think he was still a Clipper. The Detroit Pistons star bought his second home in Brentwood this year, just before the start of the NBA season, disbursing $ 5.87 million for a 1930s traditional.
If he wants to visit his other home in Brentwood, all he has to do is jump over the fence. His new location is right behind the other, a modern farmhouse he bought in the spring for $ 19.1 million. If he combines the two lots, the compost will exceed one acre.
His new apartment is the smaller of the two, with about 5,900 square feet, five bedrooms and 5.5 bathrooms. A stone path winds through the front garden, approaching a tan exterior marked by sets of shutters.
The living spaces could be updated, but the highlights include a gym, wine cellar, Brazilian granite kitchen and a billiard room with a huge stained glass window. Upstairs, the master suite has three closets.
Outside, the house surrounds a spacious stone terrace with an outdoor dining area and covered lounge with a fireplace. Downstairs, a tropical landscaped yard includes a pool and spa.
Born in Oklahoma, Griffin became the national college player of the year with the Sooners before he was first chosen overall by the Clippers in 2009. He rose to stardom soon after, beating the NBA debutant of the year in 2011 and becoming six -Star times.
Jordana Leigh of Rodeo Realty Beverly Hills was on the list. F. Ron Smith and David Berg from Compass’ Smith & Berg Partners team represented Griffin.
Publication of royalty lands on the beach
It’s not Hearst Castle, but By Anne Hearst new place is still very good. The granddaughter of editorial tycoon William Randolph Hearst, along with her husband, the novelist Jay McInerney, paid $ 10.72 million for a beach house in Malibu, confirmed The Times.
The beachfront home hit the market in the summer for $ 11.95 million – the first time in more than 40 years. The purchase comes about a year after the publication’s heiress home in the Hamptons was reportedly destroyed in a fire.
Built in 1930, the two-story home sits on one of the most exclusive stretches of sand in Southern California, Malibu Colony Beach, at one point the most expensive neighborhood in the entire county of Los Angeles.
The listing identifies the home as a bungalow in California. Make the most of the coastal scenery with a patio for entertainment that rises to an elevated wooden deck overlooking the coast. Inside, four bedrooms and four bathrooms are spread over 2,520 square feet.
Beamed ceilings on top of parquet floors in common spaces. The room has a brick fireplace. Other highlights include an open-concept dining area and a galley-style kitchen lined with yellow tiles.
Hearst is the daughter of former Hearst President Randolph Apperson Hearst and sister to Patty Hearst, who was kidnapped by the Simbionese Liberation Army in the 1970s.
McInerney has written novels since the 1980s, including “Story of My Life”, “Brightness Falls” and “Bright Lights, Big City”, which was adapted for a film starring Michael J. Fox. The couple married in 2006.
Chad Rogers of Hilton & Hyland was on the list. Rick Hilton, Barron N. Hilton and Chad Rogers, all with Hilton & Hyland, represented Hearst and McInerney.
Baseball veterinarian swings to the fences
Major League Baseball Veteran Asdrúbal Cabrera is waiting for a home run this off season. After building a 9,300 square foot mansion in Southwest Ranches, Florida, the hitter put it up for sale for $ 8.9 million.
The twice all-star, who won a World Series title with the Washington Nationals in 2019, said in a statement that he was selling the house to focus on a more equestrian lifestyle.
The new home was designed by Miami-based architecture firm Choeff Levy Fischman, who built modern squares for New York Yankees legend Alex Rodriguez and Giovani Bernard of Cincinnati Bengals.
The Cabrera estate covers two acres in the gated community of Landmark Ranch Estates. A 3.5 meter wooden door gives a dramatic tone. Inside, seven bedrooms and 10 bathrooms are spread over two floors.
The elegant spaces are marked by modern finishes, state-of-the-art appliances and floor-to-ceiling glass walls. There is an Italian-inspired kitchen, a bonus room with a wet bar, and a living room with a multilevel LED chandelier.
The second-floor owner’s suite, accessible by elevator or floating wooden staircase, opens onto one of the two decks that line up at the rear of the house. Other facilities include a gym, wine cellar and cinema.
Outside, a marble deck surrounds the pool and spa. A submerged fire pit, basketball court and outdoor kitchen complete the property.
A native of Venezuela, Cabrera reached the major leagues in 2007. The 35-year-old slugger played for the Cleveland Indians, Nationals, Tampa Bay Rays, New York Mets, Philadelphia Phillies and Texas Rangers, reaching 199 home runs and 827 RBIs. He is currently a free agent.
Giselle Bonetti of Coldwell Banker Realty owns the list.