Betty White’s Brentwood home lists for $10.575 million

Months right after Betty White’s beach front dwelling surfaced for sale, the late actor’s other home in Brentwood has strike the sector for $10.575 million.

If the sale in Brentwood goes anything like the sale of her household in Carmel-by-the-Sea, it’ll be a large good results. The beach home strike the market place for $7.95 million in March and an present was accepted significantly less than two weeks later. In accordance to the listing agency, it’s established to provide for $10.775 million — a whopping $2.825 million additional than the asking selling price.

White, who died in December at 99, acquired the Brentwood residence with her husband, recreation show host Allen Ludden, in the 1960s. Created a ten years earlier, the Colonial-model location is tucked guiding gates and characteristics splashes of stone and pops of yellow across the exterior.

The 3,000-sq.-foot flooring prepare options 5 bedrooms and 6 loos, but the property itself is staying promoted as a teardown. Listing photos only show the exterior, and likely buyers will not be capable to go inside.

There’s nevertheless plenty to like about the land itself. The parklike grounds go over a few-quarters of an acre and function flower-filled gardens and a lot of trees out back. In addition, there is a flat, grassy lawn and stone patio that wraps around a swimming pool.

In a market place as warm as Southern California’s, land can price a compact fortune — specifically in affluent pockets this kind of as Brentwood. L.A. County has seen two land gross sales north of $10 million so significantly this calendar year, which includes a three-acre plot in Bel-Air that traded fingers for $25 million in March.

A television pioneer, White starred in a great number of match shows and sitcoms these kinds of as “The Mary Tyler Moore Show” and “The Golden Ladies,” finally earning the nickname “The Initial Woman of Television.” Her profession spanned 7 a long time, and her lots of accolades include 8 Emmys, 3 SAG Awards and a Grammy. In 1995, she was inducted into the Television Corridor of Fame.

Marlene Okulick of Sotheby’s Intercontinental Realty holds the listing.

This story initially appeared in Los Angeles Occasions.