The vista is highlighted from the inside with floor-to-ceiling glass windows—the interior features vaulted ceilings and a spacious floor design that allows for plenty of natural light. Spade paid roughly $4 million for the mansion in 2001, and he could tell the residence had been surrounded with a “positive aura.” The famed comedian moved in next door to Jennifer Aniston and Courteney Cox, both Trousdale Estates residents at the moment. The comedian and actor advertised the huge four-bedroom, six-full-bathroom property for $20 million. The mansion is about 6,400 square feet and sits on over an acre of land. Spade, 57, paid $4 million for the mansion in 2001. The estate, nestled in the exclusive Trousdale Estates, has floor-to-ceiling panels overlooking the city and the Pacific Ocean.
David Spade, actor, and comedian sold his mansion for over $20 million; the property has four bedrooms and six bathrooms with a land size of 6,400 square feet. The villa is situated at Trousdale Estates overlooking the scenic Pacific Ocean.
According to the New York Post, the house has a classical lounge room, an interior living tree, a fine dining gourmet kitchen freshly refurbished, and an upscale dining hall. The principal suite on the second floor has a loft, two baths, walk-in closets, and a patio. This tennis court estate was planned by renowned architect Edward Fickett, AIA, and includes solitude, depth, and resort-style facilities. This spectacular property, concealed behind gates, has an outstanding architectural acumen, floor-to-ceiling panels, and mesmerizing panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean. A traditional dual door entry leads to an open and adaptable floor layout with a luminous traditional lounge room, an indoor living tree, and a raised dining area.
A loft space, two baths, walk-in wardrobes, and a balcony with stunning scenery feature a big upstairs master bedroom. The sun-drenched, fine dining gourmet kitchen has been rebuilt with a solid yet timeless palette and is complete with a wide island surface, breakfast bar, and superb equipment. A sitting area with a 6-person entertainer's bar, one double fireplace, cliffside views, and accessibility to a wide grassy outside pad. The outside of the property has an attractive yard with a pool and wide terrace, a comprehensive and deluge north/south tennis court, an outdoor fireplace, and a spacious gathering room. This opportunity is not to be missed because it is close to all Beverly Hills has to offer, according to Patch.
In October, Spade paid $14 million for a recently built 11,300-square-foot, six-bedroom, eleven-bathroom house on the Sunset Strip. Stuart Vetterick of Hilton and Hyland holds the property.
Source: New York Post, Patch