Rupert Hitzig Lists His Vintage Mar Vista Home for Sale
Rupert Hitzig, a renowned personality in the film and television world, best remembered for his amazing work on popular productions such as ‘Jaws 3-D,’ ‘The Last Dragon,’ and ‘Wolfen,’ as well as the 2016 gripping horror movie ‘Stuff It,’ has put up his Mar Vista home for a price tag of $2.195 million. The news comes straight from The Reader Wall’s source.
An Antique Classic Mixed with Modernity
Constructed over a century ago, this charming Craftsman-style dwelling sprawls across 2,191 square feet. The treasured property merges its vintage enchantment with the comforts of modern-day living perfectly. Numerous features of this abode stand testament to its unique allure. The prominent ones include a cozy fireplace accompanied by a built-in bookcase just beside it, a convenient sitting corner, and a workspace set in the hallway.
Features That Reveals Luxury
Additionally, one can find an inviting sun porch adjacent to the living area, adding to the luminosity of the entire space. The kitchen exhibits exposed beams and brick elements, integrating a rustic charm into an otherwise ultramodern setting. The living room features elegant French doors that reveal a deck, perfect to soak in some sun or enjoy evenings with loved ones. The property also provides a functional mudroom, enhancing its appeal.
Personal Spaces that Exuberates Comfort
Among the bedrooms, the master suite, along with another room, extends onto balconies, ensuring stunning views and ample light. Natural light filters through the skylights, brightening up the upstairs bathrooms, making them look spacious and clean.
A well-manicured Outdoors
The residence employs over 10,000 square feet of the outdoors. Bound by lush gardens, a sprawling lawn, and mature trees, the surrounding enhances the house’s curb appeal, making it a sight to behold.
Hitzig came into possession of this gem in 1987 for a mere $360,000. The present sale is being overseen by Tamra (Tami) Pardee and Kerry Ann Sullivan of Pardee Properties, according to our source, with no affiliations to external links or news websites.
