The Oscar winner Helen Hunt launches the former Greta Garbo

The actress says goodbye to her classic Brentwood Estate

The actress Helen Hunt separates from her longstanding residence of Brentwood Park, a Spanish style used in the old Hollywood story, after more than two decades of property, as reported by Realor.com. The Oscar winner bought the house in 2001 for 4.62 million US dollars and has now listed it for $ 14.995 million.

Before Hunt decided in the 1930s, Hunt took a number of newer houses into account with extensive stairs and large entrances. But they didn’t address them. “I wanted a house with history and architectural integrity,” said Hunt, 61. What she found was an approximately 6,000 square meter architectural jewel, which was originally built in 1931 and was imported from France, classic stucco and plaster surfaces and unmistakable arched doors.

The ownership in one of the most exclusive quarters in West-Los Angeles in one of the most exclusive quarters of West Los Angeles is trained with remarkable origin: According to the book 2015, the home legend Greta Garbo once had a remarkable provenance. The Mo Vieland directory. Hunt acquired the residence from the film editor and producer George Folsey Jr. Come to America.

“For someone who wants to live in a house who announces itself as a ‘mansion’ – that’s not the house for you.”

Over the years, the actress has carried out several thoughtful upgrades, including the installation of a glassdrip to maximize the natural light. She converted a former studio into a home office with a view of the garden and renovated the poolhouse into a complete guest residence. The site has mature landscape design, courtyards, koi-ponds, vegetable gardens and dining areas outdoors, in which everything from birthday celebrations to dinner in the Tuscan style was organized.

The main house with five bedrooms and six bathrooms retains many original architectural elements, such as: A detached guest house offers two more rooms, and a private pool and a spa are hidden in the middle of lush plantings.

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Drew Fenton and Stephen Sigoloff from Carolwood Estates represent property.