Melissa Rivers Sells Mediterranean-Style Santa Monica Estate
American talk show host Rivers has completely re-structured and remodeled her Santa Monica Estate, which is a 7,048-square-foot Mediterranean-style villa. The veteran host has offloaded the property to which he previously called a “Happy Home” for $15.5 Million. The Martyn Bullard-designed mansion is full of art pieces of her parents, and she has added a minimalistic touch to it. The star bought the property in 2016 for $11 Million. Melissa has completely reimagined the six-bedroom and six-bathroom home. The host was living in the mansion, but it had a traditional outlook, said Bullard in an interview.
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Mellissa’s Mediterranean-Style Villa
Mellissa seems to be in love with the architectural design of the Mediterranean. She has designed the chef kitchen with calming shades of blue, and it is splashed over the tile backsplash and cabinetry. In a statement, Bullard has said that she is a terrible cook but loves a beautiful kitchen. She said that the family room and kitchen need some extra crisp colors. The dining room comes with a platinum leaf ceiling treatment, and there are two sets of hanging cabinets. It also boasts a crystal chandelier to give a feel of a traditional look. The house also comes with a home office, and there are floor-to-ceiling bookshelves. Mellissa Rivers said that it reminds her of the library in her mother’s New York apartment. However, the main ensuite is neutral-toned but has a glam. There’s a spacious dressing room with an extensive wardrobe.
Melissa Rivers Sells Mediterranean-Style Santa Monica Estate
Melissa Rivers sells Mediterranean-style Santa Monica estate. The mansion is lavish and extravagant. Along with other amenities, there’s a sports court, a large lawn, and a swimming pool. There’s an elevated spa, which comes with stone patios for lounging. The star was looking to create something stunning and energetic, and that’s what Martyn helped her with. However, the news has come at a time when Melissa has completed two years of remodeling of the property. She regarded the mansion as a “Happy Home,” but now she has offloaded the property.
