A deep backyard with swimming pool, put on the green and covered terrace offers a sunny and airy escape, projected in sight by a mature blanket.
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Secondary residences are often supervised as holiday land. But for Hollywood cinema and television actors, they work more often houses. Even with the total number of shooting days that shrink while productions move to other hot spots like Toronto or Atlanta, Los Angeles still welcomes around a fifth of the projects scripted in North America. Proximity is important. For actors who fly to Los Angeles for spells in front of the camera, the solution is a discreet base that they can occupy for the section, then leave.
Rob Lowe is such a star. Its main base is in Montecito. When the work called, he slipped into a private Aerie canyon at 1853 Franklin Canyon Drive. Now, perhaps because of recent projects – accommodation The soil next The third parent—The cutting him off the country, he left his refuge to $ 4.2 million.
The list of the Franklin Canyon Drive property of Rob Lowe marks one in a series of recent movements for the actor.
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The followers of recent recent alliances from Lowe will know that the star has been very active. In October 2020, Lowe and his wife, Sheryl Berkoff, sold their OakView Domaine outside market for around $ 45.5 million. A few weeks later, they picked up a smaller Montecito property near Coast Village Road for around $ 5.2 million, then renovated and sold it out of market at the start of $ 14.9 million. This same season, local records equaled the couple in Stonehedge on Hot Springs Road at around $ 13 million, strengthening their foot in the region.
Vaulted and radiant ceilings brighten up interiors while black accents add a quiet drama: an elegant and contemporary aesthetic that updates the property of the middle of the century to date.
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To call Lowe’s home in the Beverly Hills (BHPO) post office district, a foot-to-land. The house extends over a little less than 3,000 square feet on two levels, with three bedrooms and four and a half bathrooms. Built in 1950, it reads clean and contemporary today, thanks to supervised renovations during Lowe’s mandate.
The house opens on a single sweeping of public space. Large oak under the foot. An ink chimney anchors the living room and carries its warmth in the adjacent, elegant kitchen with black and rationalized surfaces with personalized cabinets and Viking devices. A nearby wet bar arises in a monogram wine and butter refrigerator.
The cuisine lean and concentrated, all clean lines and professional quality function.
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French doors in oversized glass open onto a covered patio that hangs above the canyon. Here, dinner extends for a long time in the evening while the views on the hillside spend green in the shade. In the main corridor, two rooms offer the intimacy of public halls, including the main suite. The suite adds an adjusted appointment cupboard and a set balcony behind more split French doors.
Below, brings a second living area, more relaxed and ready to take advantage of the backyard equipment. A den with French doors leads to a covered patio, to a shower room, to an angle office niche and to a full suite of rooms. The gymnasium and laundry are seated nearby and could be redesigned as an additional bed and bath if necessary.
External interior life extends to the primary chamber, where a private balcony opens onto the courtyard.
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Outside, confidentiality is not only a promise on a registration form, it is the product of the location and prudent plantations. The property rests at the end of the street while the road curls up in the hill, while the large hedges envelop the courtyard to close the loop. In this green envelope are the parts that define Los Angeles out of service. A swimming pool and a spa for hot days and late nights. A shaded terrace for meals when the California sun is too strong. A small green setting takes place on the side for rapid reset between calls.
Lowe has won the property for vigilance, adding a complete security suite. Discrete cameras read the angles and the approach, suitable for someone long used to a life in front of the lenses. And it’s not just the house, but also the neighborhood. At the mouth of the street, a sign signals during filming while additional cameras keep a watch from above.
A covered terrace is hanging up at noon and a fireplace carries the space in cooler nights.
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Security is part of the BHPO draw. The card too. The enclave offers an address in Los Angeles with a wooded mood of Beverly Hills and fast roads to studios on the WestSide and in the Valley. And for those who are not part of the sound scene (or not yet), it is a rare intimacy pocket where shuttle and hikers meet every morning.
The list for 1853 Franklin Canyon Drive is held by Shana Tangangian by Carolwood Estates. Tolwood Estates is a member of Forbes Global PropertiesA only network of high -level independent brokers from around the world and the exclusive real estate partner of Forbes.
