Los Angeles Times

‘SNL’ alum’s closing act is no joke

- By Neal J. Leitereg and Jack Flemming

It’s a wrap in Silver Lake for

Kristen Wiig, who is offering her revamped Midcentury Modernstyl­e home for $5.125 million.

The Silver Lake hillside perch, named the Martin Residence for its architect, Albert P. Martin, maintains its Modernist aesthetic and original floor plan. An openconcep­t great room anchors the 3,515-square-foot interior and boasts restored sconces, oystercolo­red cement tile floors and a concrete-block fireplace. Rich western red cedar paneling lines the ceiling.

There are also three bedrooms, three bathrooms, a stained-glass kitchen, an office, a den and a newly added movie theater accessed by a sliding wall of wood. A separate guest residence adds a studio and sauna.

Walls of glass line the home’s rear, opening up to a wraparound deck with views of the Silver Lake Reservoir. An infinity-edge pool and spa cap off the space.

Taalman Architectu­re handled the recent renovation of the home. George Penner of Deasy/Penner and Bryony Atkinson of Maisonre Real Estate are the listing agents.

Wiig was a fixture on “Saturday Night Live” from 2005 to 2012. Since then, she’s starred in the films “Skeleton Twins,” “Ghostbuste­rs,” “Mastermind­s” and “Downsizing.”

The 45-year-old actress has been busy in and around the Eastside of Los Angeles as of late. Last year, she sold her Los Feliz estate for $2 million and picked up a Case Study House in Pasadena for around $3 million. THE MIDCENTURY MODERN perch owned by Kristen Wiig and listed for $5.125 million has views of the Silver Lake Reservoir.

 ??  ?? WALLS OF GLASS line the rear of the home, which features three bedrooms, three bathrooms and a movie theater.
WALLS OF GLASS line the rear of the home, which features three bedrooms, three bathrooms and a movie theater.
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AN OPEN-CONCEPT great room anchors the 3,515-square-foot interior. It boasts a concrete-block fireplace and cedar paneling.
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Photograph­s by Charmaine David

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