Famous actor Paul Reubens' home on the market for 160 million TL
The home of actor Paul Reubens, known for the film 'Pee-wee's Big Adventure' and who passed away last year, has been put up for sale.
Paul Reubens, who bought the house in Los Feliz, California, USA, with the money he earned from the film that made him famous, passed away in 2023 due to cancer.
Built in 1957, the mid-century modern home features panoramic views of Los Angeles and the Hollywood Hills. The property boasts stunning vistas, quirky wallpaper, areas built for cats, and a spacious atmosphere.
The property, built in 1957, features timeless architecture and vintage wallpaper.
On the market for the first time in nearly 40 years, the 5.6-acre estate offers 360-degree views of Los Angeles and the surrounding areas, including the Griffith Observatory and the Hollywood sign.
FEATURES A BAR AND FIREPLACE
The house is a classic, single-story, mid-century ranch with three bedrooms and three bathrooms. It features sliding doors that open onto a patio with a pool and spa, as well as a cozy study with a built-in wet bar and fireplace.
The kitchen, which offers panoramic views throughout, overlooks the nearby hills.
The spacious kitchen, completed with vintage wallpaper, includes a built-in breakfast nook and a laundry room.
The primary bedroom suite opens onto a custom-built cat patio. The primary suite includes a dressing area with a vanity, a sitting room, and an enclosed cat patio built for his cats.
The house features vintage wallpaper collected by Reubens.
News Source: 12punto
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