Before coming to New York, she and John Krasinski owned the mid-century property for two years. A wealthy renter may rent Emily Blunt and John Krasinski’s old Los Angeles house for $30,000 a month.
From 2014 to 2016, the couple occupied a five-bedroom Mid-Century Modern mansion in the Hollywood Hills before moving to New York City. Property records гeveal they sold the residence to an entertainment agency executive for $3.5 miℓℓio𝚗.
According to Compass agent Ruben Perez’s ad, the 1965 single-story brick property has been updated with smart-home technology but retains many of its original features. Images гeveal large floor-to-ceiling windows and an exposed post-and-beam interior.
Since March, Mr. Perez had listed the home for $5.999 miℓℓio𝚗, but it was rented last week. When the residence was listed, he dubbed it a “serene sanctuary” through a brokerage spokeswoman.
A-list privacy and Hollywood pedigree await the next occupant. It’s in a private cul-de-sac off Mulholland Drive.
The description says the one-third-acre hilltop site has a backyard with a saltwater pool and views of the mountains and metropolitan skyline. Flagstone patios, fountains, and covered loggias are also outside.
The traditional mid-century open floor plan has an L-shaped main living space with a dining room, kitchen, and sunken living room with a pitched ceiling. Offices might become dens or fifth bedrooms. The four bedrooms now include a master suite with an en-suite bathroom and walk-in closet, three smaller bedrooms, and one with its own bathroom.
Dell Furano, the entertainment mogul who bought the mansion from Ms. Blunt and Mr. Krasinski through a trust in 2016, died in 2021 aged 71. Public documents show his estate is selling.
The Sunset Strip-Hollywood Hills sector of Los Angeles has stagnated, but scarce availability has kept prices climbing. According to Douglas Elliman’s newest market report, published this week, the neighborhood’s typical house price rose 8% yearly to $4.48 miℓℓio𝚗 in the first quarter, while sales decreased by more than one-third.
