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Meg Ryan Renting Her Bel Air Home for $40,000/Month

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Actress Meg Ryan put her home up for sale last October for $14.2 million, but after just two months, the listing was removed. But now, Ryan has posted a for rentsign on her Bel Air beauty and, as usual with celeb homes, the price is not cheap: $40,000/month!

Ryan’s Bel Air home is a classic, Spanish-style estate, built in 1931. It offers wide-open city and ocean views and resort-like grounds also offer privacy. Fanciful touches inside include open archways, stenciled and painted wood-beamed ceilings, tiles, ironwork, rich wood floors, doors and windows, and French doors that open to loggia, dining pavilion and expansive lawn.

According to Zillow’s price history chart, Ryan purchased this home in October 2000 for $8.5 million.

Meg Ryan’s $14.2Million Spanish-Style Home in Bel Air

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The Delia Ephron movie Hanging Up, starring Meg Ryan, Diane Keaton, and Lisa Kudrow, premiered in 2000 to poor reviews, and it didn’t make much money at the box office. The sets, however, made a big impression. Ten years later, people are still talking about the house Meg Ryan’s character Eve lived in. Ryan purchased the house in 2000 for around $8.5 million. One look at the front of the house and you can see why:

Meg Ryan photo

Meg Ryan - Courtesy to hookedonhouses.net

 

Meg Ryan's house-overhead view

OverHead View - Courtesy to hookedonhouses.net

 

Meg Ryan-Bel Air home 1

Hall Way - Courtesy to hookedonhouses.net

Meg Ryan-Bel Air home 2

Living Room and Fire Place - Courtesy to hookedonhouses.net

 

Meg Ryan-Bel Air home 3

Terrace - Courtesy to hookedonhouses.net

Meg Ryan-Bel Air home 4

Family Room - Courtesy to hookedonhouses.net

 

Sleepless in Seattle-Meg Ryan's pink kitchen

Pink Kitchen - Courtesy to hookedonhouses.net

 

You've Got Mail-Meg Ryan's kitchen

Kitchen - Courtesy to hookedonhouses.net

 

Meg Ryan's house-The Women

Exterior - Courtesy to hookedonhouses.net

Diane Keaton’s $11.9M Spanish Colonial Revival-Style Mansion

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Diane Keaton’s Spanish Colonial Revival-Style Mansion in Beverly Hills is on the market for about $11.9 million. The beautiful photos published in Architectural Digest of her home last year. Architect Ralph Flewelling has built it in 1927.

Keaton purchased it only 2 years ago for $8.1 million and remodeled it. Here are some of the photos from the AD article that wowed so many of us in November of 2008:

Front Door - Courtesy to hookedonhouses.net

 

Exterior View - Courtesy to hookedonhouses.net

 

Hall Way - Courtesy to hookedonhouses.net

 

 

Dining Room - Courtesy to hookedonhouses.net

 

 

Entry of Library - Courtesy to hookedonhouses.net

 

Library - Courtesy to hookedonhouses.net

 

Kitchen - Courtesy to hookedonhouses.net

 

Pottery - Courtesy to hookedonhouses.net

 

Living Room - Courtesy to hookedonhouses.net

 

 

StudyRoom - Courtesy to hookedonhouses.net

 

Ina Garten’s “The Barefoot Contessa” in Manhattan

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Ina Garten in her living room

Ina Garten in her living room - Courtesy to hookedonhouses.net

Ina Garten is known to millions of food habitants as “The Barefoot Contessa,”. She has an apartment in Manhattan featured in House Beautiful. To quote of hers from the article:

When people come to your house, you don’t ever want them to feel that you’ve been cooking for three days. You want them to feel like this is just something you whipped up and come on, we’re having a party. And decorating is like that, too. You don’t want people to feel, Oh, don’t touch that. You want them to feel, Oh, just sit anywhere and put your feet up.

Ina Garten's house-pumpkin curtains

Pumpkin Curtains - Courtesy to hookedonhouses.net

 

Ina Garten's Manhattan apt-pumpkin curtains2

Pumpkin Curtains 2 - Courtesy to hookedonhouses.net

Despite the bold color on the windows, the rest of the apartment remains mostly neutral.

Ina Garten's dining room

Dining Room - Courtesy to hookedonhouses.net

Ina Garten's kitchen

Ina Garten's Kitchen - Courtesy to hookedonhouses.net

The kitchen in her East Hampton “barn” is the one most of us recognize (featured in Veranda magazine):

Ina Garten's barn kitchen

Barn Kitchen - Courtesy to hookedonhouses.net

 

Ina Garten's barn kitchen 2

Barn Kitchen 2 - Courtesy to hookedonhouses.net

Garten worked at the White House in the 70s. She bought a small, specialty food store in the Hamptons called “The Barefoot Contessa.” She told The New York Times, “My job in Washington was intellectually exciting and stimulating but it wasn’t me at all.”

The original store’s owner named it after a 1954 film starring Ava Gardner and Humphrey Bogart. Garten felt the name suited her “elegant but earthy lifestyle.”

 

 

Barefoot Contessa shop 1

Her Barefoot Contessa Shop - Courtesy to hookedonhouses.net

Her first book, The Barefoot Contessa’s Cookbook, became a bestseller when it was published in 1999. Nowadays she hosts a popular show on The Food Network “The Barefoot Contessa,”. (Did you watch?)

Ina Garten-Food Network

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