For all the "Friends" fans out there, now you can live like Ross, sans the "ugly naked guy" living on the top floor.
A Hancock Park, Los Angeles, residence that once belonged to David Schwimmer is about to hit the market for $11.8 million, The Wall Street Journal reports.
Public records show that Schwimmer purchased the home in 2001 for $5.5 million. He put the residence up for sale with an asking price of $10.7 million in November 2011 and reduced its price in April the following year to $10.2 million.
The home finally sold in June 2012 for $8.8 million to Breck Eisner, "The Crazies" director who also happens to be the son of former Walt Disney CEO Michael Eisner.
According to his agent, Eisner is moving on account of his new directorial projects, such as "The Karate Kid 2" and "The Last Witch Hunter," which will star Vin Diesel.
Old listing records of the home state that the 11,000-square-foot, single-family home has nine bedrooms, six full and one half bathrooms. Sitting on a 1.02-acre lot, the double-story home has plush interiors done up in style.
The home has five fireplaces, a wood-paneled library, a butler's area, two powder rooms and a screening room. According to the listing, the house "has been beautifully restored, adapted and meticulously maintained for today's lifestyle."
Outside, the residence has a pool with an attached spa, a three-car garage, a detached guest house and rolling greens.
See some old photos of the home here.
Other "Friends" costars making real estate headlines in the last couple years include Matt LeBlanc (Joey), whose L.A. home went up for rent in 2012, and Matthew Perry (Chandler), whose Malibu home was also up for lease last year. Perry's Hollywood Hills home sold for $4.7 million early last year.
Jennifer Aniston (Rachel) is busy settling down with fiancé Justin Theroux and making renovations to her humongous Bel Air pad, while Courtney Cox's (Monica) Beverly Hills home hit the market last September for $19.5 million.
