Los Feliz Property of Drake Bell Hits The Market

The Los Feliz home of actor and singer Drake Bell, better known for his recent gigs in "Superhero Movie" and "The Ultimate Spider Man," who lost the property during bankruptcy proceedings, has hit the market at just over 1.5million.

 

Built in 1929, the Spanish style the foreclosed home became the property of the bank after Bell filed for bankruptcy earlier this year.

Nestled in the hills the two story home, which has survived intact every major earthquake without structural damage has been described as gently worn, has three bedrooms, three baths, a swimming pool and boasts both city and mountains views.

Charming features include a large rotunda entry, unique decorative wrought-iron, beamed ceilings, a step-down living room with a fireplace, stained glass, arched doorways, windows, wood floors and a chef's kitchen.

Picturesque, lush landscaping surround the exterior steps carved from natural rock formations. This property is a beautiful choice for the right person who doesn't mind adding a few special cosmetic touches. The property lists for 1.5million.  Joyce Essex Harvey is the listing agent for Coldwell Banker Realty.

Bell, bought the property in 2007 for $2.05 million, taking out a $1.5 million mortgage, and according to public records, lost the house last year.

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