The longtime house of Lynda Obst Silver Lake The Home arrives on the market for $ 2.6 million.
The former residence of the late producer Lynda Obstal – which contributed to the beloved film of Nora Ephron and worked on successes like How To Lose a guy in 10 days, Interstellar and Contact – is now on the market for $ 2.6 million. Obst bought the Silver Lake house in 2002 for $ 822,000, according to property files, and she lived there until her death in October. The list is managed by Heather T. Roy and Learka Bosnak, known as Heather & Learka, in Douglas Elliman.
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Built in 1940 by the architect Harry Hayden Whiteley for Edwin S. Rice, co-founder of the Krispy Kake Cone Company, the house presents artistic elements, especially in its curved interiors. Although it retains a vintage charm, the house has been refreshed with dynamic modern updates. The protruding facts include a striking brilliant pink entrance door, a red balustrade on the winding stone staircase and a floral insert window in the living room.
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This Moreno Highlands property has four bedrooms and three and a half bathrooms. The upstairs rooms open up to one of the many solar bridges, and a room stands out with its unique design – it is entirely bordered by pine panels with tongue and groove, which gives it a comfortable and cabin atmosphere. You will also find a comfortable study and three chimneys throughout the house.
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Outside, the courtyard is beautifully fitted out, with a small greenhouse for gardening enthusiasts. Depending on the season, you can relax in the hot tub or the cold dive. Or, just relax in the outdoor lounge area and dip in the view of the San Gabriel mountains – when covered in the snow during the winter, obstacles affectionately call them “the Alps of Lake Silver”.
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Obst grew up in the suburbs of New York, but then moved to Los Angeles with her husband at the time to dive into the film industry. Throughout her career, she was an ardent defender of women, often highlighting women’s accounts in her films. In addition to her house in Silver Lake, she had a ranch in Fredericksburg, Texas, which she described as a “happy place”, as reported by the New York Times. She died in October at the age of 74 due to chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
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The charming House Silver Lake by Lynda Obst offers a rare mixture of historical character and modern flair. With its art deco touches, its comfortable interiors and its superb views of the mountain, this jewel built in 1940 is a real retreat in the heart of the
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The beautifully furnished courtyard, several solar bridges and unique design details make it a dream house for buyers both elegance and comfort. Now listed for $ 2.6 million, this property has a wonderful opportunity to have a Hollywood story while enjoying a dynamic and elegant living space in one of the most sought -after districts of Los Angeles.