Selling seems to be in her makeup
After going on a real estate shopping spree over the last two years, Kylie Jenner of “Keeping Up With the Kardashians” has switched into sell mode.
The 19-year-old reality television star recently parted with a home in Calabasas for $3.15 million and now has one of her three homes in Hidden Hills on the market.
The house Jenner just sold was originally built in 2006 but was extensively updated during her two years of ownership.
Ebony-stained floors, designer tile work and crystal hardware are among the new-look details. One of the six bedrooms was refashioned as a “glam room.” Separate walk-in and accessory closets highlight the redone master suite.
A covered loggia, a swimming pool and spa, and a cabana with a bar/barbecue make up the grounds.
In nearby Hidden Hills, a ranch-style house that Jenner bought last year for $4.5 million is now for sale at a $900,000 markup — $5.4 million.
Sitting on more than 3 acres, the 2012-built home has 5,154 square feet of living space. Wideplank flooring, wainscoting and light hues give the single-story floor plan an East Coast vibe.
Other features include a center-island kitchen, a theater room and a great room with wet bar. There are four bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms.
Tomer Fridman of Compass is the agent of record for Jenner’s properties. April Lopez of RE/ MAX Traditions represented the buyer in the Calabasas sale.
Jenner is largely known for her family’s reality series, which follows the lives of her siblings, inlaws and parents. Last year she launched the makeup line Kylie Cosmetics.
Swapping spots on the Westside
Matthew Perry has purchased
a full-floor penthouse in Century City for $20 million, or about $2,146 per square foot, according to real estate sources with knowledge of the sale.
The actor, who is currently selling a home in Hollywood Hills West, purchased the 9,318-squarefoot unit in July through a blind trust, records show. It had been listed for $26.5 million.
Found within the Robert A.M. Stern-designed Century building, the residence features floor-toceiling windows, a living room with two fireplaces and a center-island kitchen. The formal dining room can seat as many as 25 guests.
The open-space master suite has multiple sitting areas and a lavish bath for a total of four bedrooms, 7.25 bathrooms and a powder room. Views from the residence extend from downtown Los Angeles to the Santa Monica Mountains to the ocean.
Bachir Oueida of Douglas Elliman was the listing agent. Greg Holcomb of Partners Trust Beverly Hills represented the buyer.
Perry, 47, is known for his role as Chandler Bing on the long-running sitcom “Friends.” Last year he made his playwriting debut with “The End of Longing” in London. The play, in which he also stars, premiered stateside last month in an off-Broadway production from MCC Theater.
He is asking $13.5 million for his home in the Bird Streets section of Hollywood Hills West.
Billionaire gets off the beach
Music and movie mogul David
Geffen, fresh off the $85-million sale of his Malibu compound, has sold another home in the beach community for $8 million.
The oceanfront home, built in 1956, sits on “Billionaires’ Beach,” a stretch of Pacific Coast Highway known for wealthy homeowners such as Larry Ellison, Eli Broad and Jeffrey Katzenberg.
Entered through a gated courtyard, the 1,473-square-foot house includes a living room with a fireplace, a kitchen, two bedrooms and two bathrooms. Glass doors in the dining area open to a surffacing deck that overlooks 45 feet of beach frontage.
James Rapf of Pritchett-Rapf & Associates and Kurt Rappaport of Westside Estate Agency were the co-listing agents. Chris Cortazzo of Coldwell Banker represented the buyer.
Geffen, creator of Geffen Records and co-founder of DreamWorks Studios, bought the property a decade ago for $9.8 million, records show. It had been listed for $8.995 million.
The 74-year-old has an estimated net worth of $7.7 billion, according to Forbes.
His home field is now in play
Yasiel Puig, slugging outfielder for the Los Angeles Dodgers, has put his home in Sherman Oaks on the market for $2.3 million.
The Mediterranean villa-style house, built in 2003, sits behind walls and gates and has a twostory entry. Interior appointments include stone and hardwood floors, skylights and ornate ironwork. The open-plan living and dining rooms share a wet bar.
The upstairs master suite is outfitted with a sitting room, a fireplace and French doors that lead to a balcony. The soaking tub in the master bath takes in a view of the backyard. A total of six bedrooms and six bathrooms lie within more than 4,600 square feet of living space.
Outside, ample patio space surrounds a swimming pool with a tiled spa. Next to the pool is a built-in barbecue.
Puig, 26, bought the property two years ago for $1.8 million. Alexis Nassif and Diana Diaz of Dilbeck Real Estate hold the current listing.
A commercial success for decades
The longtime Hollywood Hills home of late actress Doris Roberts has sold for $2 million. Known as Casa de Glade, a nod to Roberts’ Clio Award-winning role in a Glade air freshener commercial, the Spanish Colonialstyle house includes three bedrooms and five bathrooms in more than 3,700 square feet of space.
Living areas include an exposed-beam great room, a family room with a fireplace and a dining room that opens to the kitchen. The step-down den doubles as a speakeasy, thanks to the woodpaneled wet bar. There are two walk-in closets in the master bedroom.
Outdoors, a swimming pool and spa sit within a walled courtyard. Views from the quarter-acre knoll take in the city and coastline.
Roberts bought the home, built in 1927 for film-noir producer Hal Wallis, more than four decades ago for $138,000, records show.
Roger Perry of Rodeo Realty was the listing agent. Roland Quino, also with Rodeo Realty, represented the buyer.
Roberts, who died in 2016 at 90, had a six-decade career appearing in talk and variety shows, on game show panels and in movies. In more recent years, she had an ongoing role on the sitcom “Everybody Loves Raymond.”
Vacation in Seal Beach is over
Producer-director Bill D’Elia and his wife, interior decorator
Ellie D’Elia, have listed their longtime vacation home in Seal Beach for sale at $3.495 million.
Found within guard-gated Surfside Colony, the beachfront property had “good bones” but was in a state of disrepair when the couple bought it nearly two decades ago, according to listing agent Chuck Buscemi of Buscemi, Noonan & Associate Realtors.
Using Ellie D’Elia’s plans, the 1950s home was remodeled in a style reminiscent of the Cape Cod cottages the couple visited during their respective childhoods.
Shake siding, brickwork and blue shutters give a classic coastal look to the four-bedroom, 3.5bathroom.
Beyond the Dutch front door, roughly 2,250 square feet of living space includes a living room with a brick fireplace, a dining area and an updated kitchen.
French doors bring in ocean views on two floors.
Outside, steppingstones lead directly from a fenced patio to the beach and shore.
Bill D’Elia has television credits that include the shows “Chicago Hope,” “Ally McBeal” and “Boston Legal.” More recently he served as an executive producer on the ABC series “How to Get Away With Murder.”