Listing of the Day
Location: Beverly Hills, California
Price: $3.895 million
This completely renovated house from the 1930s sits on a large, secluded lot close to the best shops and restaurants in Beverly Hills.
"It’s in a gorgeous Montecito-Spanish style right in the heart of Beverly Hills," said listing agent Aaron Kirman.
"For that particular street, which is very desirable, it’s a very large lot," he said. "That lot is one of the main selling points."
The house has been owned by longtime Hollywood producer and director Noel Nosseck and his wife since 2000.
Architectural and design details include Spanish tiles, a wrought-iron spiral staircase, wood beam ceilings, two fireplaces, arched doorways, French doors and hardwood floors throughout.
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The custom kitchen has high-end stainless-steel appliances. The second-story master suite features a vaulted and beamed ceiling and has a view of the leafy backyard.
Stats
The 3786-square-foot 1934 house has four bedrooms and four full bathrooms. The lot is just over half an acre. There is also a guest house across from the main house with a full bath and kitchenette that is currently used as a home office.
Amenities
The attractively landscaped grounds feature mature citrus and avocado trees, a brick-rimmed swimming pool, outdoor kitchen, walking paths and various sitting areas and viewing decks.
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Celebrity cachet
Mr. Nosseck began his Hollywood career in the 1970s as a film director before transitioning into television as a director-producer. His scores of TV credits include the shows "Downtown," "Burke's Law" and "Hunter." He currently teaches directing and producing at the University of Southern California School of Cinematic Arts.
Agents: Aaron Kirman and Neyshia Go, Pacific Union International
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