Actor Michael C. Hall is listing his Spanish Colonial Revival-style compound in Los Feliz for $4.85 million, which is $350,000 more expensive than its first listing.
The property was first listed in the market with a price tag of $4.5 million in 2014. It is now his second attempt to sell the gated property with tall privacy hedges. The home that sits on more than a third of an acre is built in 1920s featuring a guest house and a swimming pool.
The house can be accessed through an entry which has arched portico and central entry as well as a stair hall. The living room of the house has a fireplace, full wall of built-in bookshelves which surrounds a trio of six-pane windows and wood-beamed ceiling.
To reach the farmhouse-style kitchen, a rustic barn-style door in the living room slides open on its wall-mounted tracks. The window-lined dining area is furnished as a sunny and generously proportioned space. Its kitchen has white subway tile back splashes, a double wide center island, a slab marble counter top on dove grey Shaker style cabinets, and a full assemblage of high-grade stainless steel appliances, Variety reported.
The two-story house includes warming wood floors, arched windows, beamed ceilings, and wrought iron details. It also has hanging barn-style doors that separate the formal living and dining room areas.
The house also has a foyer and a den with built-in bookshelves. The 5,618 square feet of space is comprised of six bedrooms, six bathrooms and other areas. Its master suite has open beams, large picture windows and a refreshing bathroom with a glass-enclosed shower and soaking tub.
Meanwhile, when you step outside, it has a patio that overlooks to the swimming pool, formal landscaping and lawns. Within the grounds, you can also find a gated entry garden and a detached three-car garage.
The property has bought by Hall for $3.825 million three years ago and is currently listed in the market under Jeff Kohl and Josh Myler, Los Angeles Times reported.
