Former Estate of Late ‘The Golden Girls’ Star Estelle Getty Hits Market
A charismatic estate in Los Angeles has hit the market, which was once owned by Estelle Getty. The property has been listed in the market for $6.89 million. In 2001, Estelle sold the property to the current owner for $1.5 Million. According to the listing agency, when the current owners saw the home, they fell in love with it. A large pool and yard attracted them. The pool is almost similar to a resort pool. The mansion is situated at Sunset Boulevard, but it’s behind a gated community. It’s easy to move to the restaurants at Sunset Strip, but you also feel disconnected from everything; it’s more like a private enclave.
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Estelle Getty’s LA Mansion
The luxurious kitchen at home comes with Jerusalem limestone floors, a walk-in pantry, and Brazilian Granite counters. The new owners have also added a 1,700-bottle wine cellar. It’s completely a private enclave with an in-built office, a massive pool, and a gym with all the amenities. The house, which Estelle Getty once owned, died at the age of 88 in 2008. The current owners have renovated every inch of the property thoughtfully and keenly. It is also surrounded by lush greenery. The property comes with five bedrooms and four bathrooms. There’s also a double-gated driveway and a pedestrian walkway. There’s a manicured front lawn. Almost 6 cars could be parked, and there is also a separate but attached two-car garage. Such a historic estate with coveted areas rarely hits the market. The mansion comes with a brick-paved dining area.
Former Estate of Late ‘The Golden Girls’ Star Estelle Getty Hits Market
The former estate of late ‘The Golden Girls’ star Estelle Getty hits the market. Getty sold the home back in 2001 for $1.5 Million. However, the mansion has hit the market for $6.89 million. The mansion was built in 1948 and stretched upon an area of 4,356 square feet. There are French windows and hardwood floors. There’s a wood-burning fireplace. Many renovations have been taken place at the property during the 20-year tenure at the mansion.
