Sitcom star’s classic scene

Marjorie Lord, the actress and philanthropist known for her role as Danny Thomas’ television wife on “Make Room for Daddy,” lived for decades at this Beverly Hills residence designed by architectto-the-stars John Elgin Woolf.

A classic example of the Hollywood Regency style, the 1962 home displays an elegant touch, with such features as scaled formal rooms, web-patterned wood ceilings and the original Pullman entry doors. A recent restoration by design firm Marmol Radziner has polished the showplace to a fine sheen.

The details Location:

1110 Maytor Place, Beverly Hills, 90210 Asking price: $16.5 million Year built: 1962 House size: 5,100 square feet, five bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms Lot size: 0.46 acre Features: Large bay windows; stone columns; new-look chef ’s kitchen with waterfall-edge island; den/office; curved patio; courtyard; swimming pool; circular motor court; city-to-ocean views About the area: In the 90210 ZIP Code, based on 24 sales, the median sales price for single-family homes in May was $4.5 million, a 1.2% decrease year over year, according to CoreLogic. Agents: Linda May and Drew Fenton, Hilton & Hyland, (310) 435-5932

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Photographs by Jim Bartsch “MAKE ROOM FOR Daddy” co-star Marjorie Lord lived for decades in this Hollywood Regency-style house, listed at $16.5 million.

THE HOME, built in 1962 and designed by architect John Elgin Woolf, has a new-look kitchen with a waterfall-edge island.

A LIVING-DINING room with a spiderweb-patterned wood ceiling is among the features in the 5,100-square-foot residence.