Home featured in 'Father of the Bride' up for sale
It was on the basketball court of this stately colonial home outside Los Angeles that Steve Martin and his movie daugther, Kimberly Williams-Paisley, melted hearts while shooting hoops in "Father of the Bride." The backdrops for that scene and for wedding-related shenanigans in the backyard are now on the market for $1.998 million.
They come with a 4,400-square-foot home that features all the trappings of grand suburban-style living, including a grand entry, formal living and dining rooms and a walnut-paneled den.
The 1925 home includes 4 bedrooms, 3.5 baths and a sun room with a Batchelder fountain. Its gourmet kitchen boasts Thermadore appliances and a 90-bottle wine refrigerator, and the traditional architecture is exquisitely finished with hardwood floors, custom cabinets and built-ins. There's also a detached, 600-square-foot room with its own full bath.
And while the front of the house may look familiar, it did not make an appearance in the movie. A similar-looking home in Pasadena played that part.
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The listing agent is Ann Gluck of Compass.
Photos courtesy of Compass.
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