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David Spade is a Saturday Night Live veteran comedian/actor with a net worth of $70 million and .
Spade moved into the Trousdale Estates section of Beverly Hills in 2001 after purchasing the contemporary mansion for an estimated $4 million. The historic neighborhood features homes of A-lister celebrities, including Frank Sinatra, Elvis Presley, Ryan Seacrest, and Ellen DeGeneres. David renovated the vast property several times according to his taste and personality. In January 2022, he listed the whimsical estate for under $20 million and accepted an offer after less than a week on the market. The property is back on the market for $32.5 million. The four-bedroom house is a prize catch with its charming LA essence and scenic features. Let us take a look at some of its trademark details.
The modern layout was designed by prolific architect Edward Fickett and included 6,426 square feet of space. Spade has since then bought a brand new $14 million worth mansion in Sunset Strip, LA.
A Multi-Million Dollar Mansion With Vintage History
Located in the upscale Beverly Hills enclave of Trousdale Estates, the 6,400 square feet mansion was initially built in 1978 and designed by ingenious architect Edward Fickett. According to Dirt, the contemporary pad has an impressive line of owners. Its previous occupants were late record producer Prince, actor Eddie Murphy, and veteran actor Warren Beatty. David purchased this iconic property in 2001 for an estimated $4 million after merely viewing an aerial shot of the secluded estate in the 1990s.
The sprawling four-bedroom and six-bathroom, now worth $20 million, stands in an A-lister neighborhood with mansions once belonging to the Hollywood elite, including Jennifer Anniston and Courtney Cox. According to Los Angeles Times, the gated property is also known to have one of the few cantilevered tennis courts built by architect Edward Fickett, also known as the King of Tennis Court, for implementing this unique design.
The Multiple Vantage Points Of The Property
The luxe estate sits on three-quarters of an acre with stunning city views and the Pacific ocean. The mansion has a hidden entrance at the end of a tree-lined driveway. According to Daily Mail, the optically sunken hill-side residence offers an uninterrupted 360-degree scenic ambiance with floor-to-ceiling glass windows that let in the fresh air, 20-foot white-washed ceilings, and massive sliding doors that open up onto the immersive patio. Spade has often described his contemporary abode as a window city because of the exterior and interior design fusion.
One of the guest bedrooms is decked up with blue carpeting, neutral-toned wallpaper, immaculately white furniture in earthy texture, and large glass sliding doors. One of the main attractive interior features is a massive tree towering towards the ceiling from the center of the mansion. The whole architecture of the spacious entryway and the flight of curvy stairs leading to the living room is centered around this natural in-growth. The living room features a dual-sided fireplace for entertainment. Minimalistic modern furniture adorns the elegant space. The primary suite features a private terrace and an elevated loft with a magnificent ocean view. A versatile open floor plan compliments the modern furniture and décor embellishments.
The Modern Amenities And Dedicated Entertainment Corners
According to Wall Street Journal, Spade, over the years, crafted an ambitious space for himself. He made spectacular design changes to the mega hillside mansion according to his superior tastes. He replaced the red-tiled Spanish roof with a polished metal parapet roof, aesthetically added gray hardwood floors throughout the estate, renovated the primary bathroom with his/hers vanity corners, created a massive theater/tv room for entertainment with a well-stocked bar and redesigned the traditional kitchen to fit in modern appliances with gourmet-style finishings. The elevated dining area offers a cozy ambiance and overlooks the lush backyard. It can host ten guests for dinner soirees and life occasions. The redone chef’s kitchen features a long breakfast island with heightened cane chairs. Modern marble countertops and backsplash complement the sleek appliances and white wall cabinets.
The secluded backyard has an immersive pool reflecting the dense foliage circling it. It also features a firepit with a lounge area, ample space to set up barbeque and grill, and a garden path leading towards the backyard. Idyllic of Edward Fickett's architectural style, the mega-mansion is a paradise for fitness enthusiasts since it features a cantilevered tennis court for indoor sports. The secluded property's manicured lawn is ideal for yoga and meditation activities. Modern security systems and innovative home features make this posh property a secure space for living. The grand tv/theater room comes with a customized bar for entertainment, and it also features comfortable lounge seating for holding private movie screenings. The mansion is well-equipped to host traditional dinners as well as glamorous evenings.
Stuart Vetterick of Hilton & Hyland listed the stunning expansive Beverly Hills mansion in the market for an estimated $19.995 million last year. David Spade has since then moved into his expensive $14 million Sunset Strip mansion in LA.
Sources: Dirt, Los Angeles Times, Daily Mail, Wall Street Journal