The actor Chris Pratt and his wife, writer Katherine Schwarzenegger, are building their dream home in Brentwood, California.
It was recently reported that The couple bought a modern-style home, designed by architect Craig Ellwood, last year for $12.5 million.. Shortly after the purchase they decided to demolish the place and start building a new place.
The couple bought the place in off-market negotiations, which is why nothing was known about the transaction until now. The last owner of the house was Hilda Rolfe, widow of Sam Rolfe. They purchased the residence for just $205,000 in 1975.
The demolition of this house, known as the Zimmerman House, was criticized, since it was a residence with architectural importance. The place was built in 1949 especially for Martin and Eva Zimmerman.
The main house that no longer exists It had an area of 2,770 square feet Distributed on a single floor with five bedrooms, three bathrooms, hallway, living room, main room, dining room, kitchen, laundry room and other amenities. That structure was accompanied by green areas designed by the renowned landscaper Garrett Eckbo.
Now, the actor and Arnold Schwarzenegger’s daughter has a 0.83-acre lot at her disposal.
According to ‘Robb Report’, Pratt and Schwarzenegger commissioned architect Ken Ungar to design their new home.. The records to which the media have had access clarify that the new house will be distributed over two floors and will have its own basement.
The house of your dreams It also includes outdoor spaces ideal for enjoying the outdoors with family or friends. It will have a pool house, independent garage, green areas, swimming pool, spa area and other spaces.
It must be remembered that Last year the couple put a mansion in Pacific Palisades up for saleCalifornia, which has belonged to them since 2018. It is also known that For a time they rented a mansion in Malibu for $70,000 dollars per month.
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