Peter Chan, a famous Chinese filmmaker, is selling his Hollywood Hills West mansion for $6.295 million, a report from Los Angeles Times said on Thursday.
According to the report, Chan's palatial real estate property is a contemporary-style type of residence. It was built back in 2007 and is a gated two-story home tucked in a secluded area where future residents can enjoy 270-degree views of downtown Los Angeles.
"Through glass entry doors, the home opens to a living and dining room area with vaulted ceilings, stacked-stone accents and retractable walls of glass that span the entire length of the room. Other common areas include a lofted office/bonus room and a modern-style kitchen complete with custom cabinetry, floating range hood and center island/breakfast bar. A floating glass staircase leads to the second level, where the master suite features a bathroom done in vibrant marble, a soaking tub and a rain shower. There are three bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms in all," the report said.
The house also has "a wide patio with a fire pit, a built-in barbecue and a covered dining area. An infinity-edge swimming pool and spa with a cascading waterfall feature completes the setting."
Based on the property records, Chan's home was previously sold back in 2014 for $5.235 million. The real estate property is being handled by listing agents Max Nelson from Daniel Stevenson and Damian Nelson of the Agency.
"One of the predominant Chinese filmmakers, Peter Ho-Sun Chan has established himself firmly as a distinguished director/producer whose last 4 films have generated a staggering RMB600 million in China box office alone. In as early as the nineties, Chan already scored a string of critically acclaimed box office hits, including his award-winning directorial debut Alan and Eric: Between Hello and Goodbye (1991)," Celebrity Money reports.
