David Spade sells Beverly Crest mansion for $19.5 million

After greater than twenty years in Beverly Crest, David Spade offered his house in a matter of days. The actor and comic unloaded the property for $19.5 million, a pleasant revenue on the $4 million he paid in 2001.

The sale comes as no shock — he just lately shelled out $13.85 million for an even bigger spot above the Sundown Strip — however the velocity of the sale does. Spade listed the house for $20 million in January and had a suggestion in hand lower than per week later, data present.

Perched in Trousdale Estates, the house was designed in 1978 by Edward Fickett, a prolific architect who constructed tens of hundreds of tract properties in Southern California. He additionally earned the nickname “King of the Tennis Courtroom” as a result of he was reportedly the primary to design cantilevered tennis courts for properties.

No shock, Spade’s place has a tennis courtroom, in addition to a swimming pool overlooking town. On the heart of the property, there’s a 6,400-square-foot showplace with 4 bedrooms, together with a main suite with a loft and terrace.

Different highlights embrace a sitting room with a bar, a double-sided hearth and a kitchen with an island and breakfast bar. Metal beams minimize by partitions of glass within the split-level flooring plan, the place stairs descend from the eating space to the lounge.

An actor and comic for the reason that Nineteen Nineties, Spade starred within the sitcoms “Simply Shoot Me!” and “Guidelines of Engagement” along with movies akin to “Black Sheep” and “Grown Ups.” Extra just lately, he hosted the late-night discuss present “Lights Out With David Spade.”

Stuart Vetterick of Hilton & Hyland held the itemizing. Branden and Rayni Williams of the Beverly Hills Property represented the customer.