David Arquette, the "Scream" actor who was once married to co-star Courtney Cox, has reportedly dropped $7.15 million on a plush mansion in South Plymouth, Los Angeles.
The Real Estalker (via Variety) broke news of the sale noting that the residence is an architectural masterpiece designed by well-known architects Hunt, Eager & Burns.
Property records of the home show that the house was listed for $7.69 million and Arquette clearly seems to have snagged a nice discount on the price.
Spanning an area of 9,708 square feet, the single-family Tudor-style residence has seven bedrooms and eight bathrooms. The architecture of the house has been "meticulously preserved" and restored throughout the years.
Currently, interiors of the house boast of light hardwood floors, vaulted wood-beam and drywall ceilings and French doors and windows.
Large doors open into a spacious foyer that has a massive mahogany staircase leading upstairs. The lower level comprises of the formal living room, dining area, a covered patio, a study, library and a media room. There is a modern gourmet kitchen with a mid-rise island and custom cabinetry.
The bedrooms are upstairs with the master suite enclosing a luxe master bath and separate his and her closets.
Outside, the home has a pool and open garden areas providing ample space for recreation.
Jonah Wilson of Hilton & Hyland represented Arquette in the deal. Take a look at the pictures of the home here.
Arquette also recently bought the legendary Crazy Girls Club for $1.5 million and hopes to turn it into a burlesque club.
News of the purchase comes just two months after Arquette got engaged to on-and-off flame and now baby-mama Christina McLarty. Arquette reportedly proposed to McLarty at the Mastro's Ocean Club in Malibu in front of family and some friends.
In April this year, McLarty and Arquette welcomed their son Charlie West. He already has a 10-year-old daughter with Courtney Cox.
When confirming McLarty's pregnancy, Arquette told People magazine:
"I've done it once so there's not that fear that a first-time parent has because you just don't know what to expect. You have to have a lot of faith that you will be able to keep them safe and not mess them up too much."
