Thursday 2 June 2022 10:19 PM Betty White longtime Los Angeles home sells for over asking at $10.6M trends now
Betty White's longtime Los Angeles home has sold for an impressive $10.678 million, which she listed in late April, according to TMZ.
White formerly shared the five-bedroom property, located in LA's tony Brentwood neighborhood, with her late husband Allen Ludden, who died in 1981.
The home was listed by Marlene Okulick of Sotheby's International Realty — Pacific Palisades Brokerage and comes after her home in Carmel, California , recently sold for nearly $3 million more than its original list price.
An icon: Betty White 's longtime Los Angeles home has sold for an impressive $10.678 million, which she listed in late April, according to TMZ
'Betty White was a California girl through and through,' her estate said in a statement to the Wall Street Journal. 'Despite living in New York when she and Allen Ludden were first married, she longed to be 'back home' in Los Angeles where she grew up.'
White most recently lived in the 3,029 square-foot home as she isolated throughout the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, until her death on New Year's Eve 2021 at age 99.
Her death came just two weeks before she would have celebrated her 100th birthday.
She had reportedly hoped to spend her last days at her gorgeous coastal Carmel home, but her condition and safety concerns amid the pandemic forced her to remain at the LA home until the end.
Although Betty and her husband bought the house in 1968, it was built in 1952, according to the outlet.
Longtime property: White formerly shared the five-bedroom house, located in LA 's tony Brentwood neighborhood, with her late husband Allen Ludden, who died in 1981
Sold: The home was listed by Marlene Okulick of Sotheby's International Realty — Pacific Palisades Brokerage and comes after her home in Carmel, California , recently sold for nearly $3 million more than its original list price
Old school: Although Betty and her husband bought the house in 1968, it was built in 1952, according to the Wall Street Journal
Tear-down job? It's not clear what condition the home's interior is in after decades of occupation by the Mary Tyler Moore Show actress, but the listing appeared to advertise the house as ready for demolition
The house reportedly fit the couple's needs, as it was located near several film and television studios, and it also
