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tion 19.” In 2017, she agreed to a
multiyear development deal with
streaming service Netflix.
Ed Solorzano of Berkshire
Hathaway HomeServices Cali-
fornia Properties was the listing
agent. Joshua and Matthew Alt-
man of Douglas Elliman repre-
sented the buyer. The exact sale
price was $7,166,250.Moving their ‘show’
to a new ’hood
Actor Topher Graceof “That
’70s Show” fame and his wife,
actress-model Ashley Grace, have
found a new setting in the Cres-
centa Valley, buying a home in
leafy La Cañada Flintridge for
$2.975 million.
Last month, the couple put
their Studio City home of two
years on the market. Located in
the desirable Fryman Canyon
area, the updated Midcentury
home is listed for $2.695 million.
The new house — a traditional
of nearly 4,000 square feet — sits
back from the street and is fronted
by a horseshoe driveway. Exposed
brickwork, a trio of dormers and a
covered front porch lend classic
curb appeal to the two-story. Pic-
ture windows paired with black
shutters create visual contrast
against clapboard siding.
Inside, the 1940s house has a
living room with a fireplace, a
formal dining room and a vaulted-
ceiling family room that adjoins
the kitchen. Four bedrooms and
five bathrooms includes a master
suite with a fireplace and French
doors that open to a balcony. A
lower level holds a game room and
sauna.
Wrap-around decking extends
the living space outdoors. The
home sits on about two-thirds of
an acre with mature trees, lawn, a
fire pit and a swimming pool with a
spa.
Gillan Abercrombie of Com-
pass was the listing agent. Kristal
Moffett and Juan Longfellow of
Deasy Penner & Partners repre-
sented the buyers.
Topher Grace, 41, is known for
his role as teenager Eric Forman
on the sitcom “That ’70s Show,”
which ran from 1998 to 2006. More
recently, he appeared in the Os-
car-winning film “BlackKkKlans-
man” (2018) as well as the National
Geographic miniseries “The Hot
Zone” (2019).Ashley Grace, born Ashley
Hinshaw, had guest roles on “Gos-
sip Girl” and “Fringe” before land-
ing the lead part in the 2011 inde-
pendent drama “About Cherry.”Who wants
to be his buyer?
Television producer Michael
Davies, whose scores of credits
include “Comedians in Cars Get-
ting Coffee” and the U.S. version of
“Who Wants to Be a Millionaire,”
has listed his townhouse in the
Tribeca area of New York for sale
at $14.995 million.
The light-filled residence,
designed by BKSK Architects, has
three floors and a basement level
that combine to create 6,670
square feet of living space. Atop
the townhouse is a rooftop deck.
At the heart of the home is a
vaulted-ceiling great room with
floor-to-ceiling windows that take
in a private garden courtyard. Achef ’s kitchen and dining area sit
off the great room.
The second story is devoted to
the master suite and has a gallery
office that overlooks the great
room. Four additional bedrooms
lie on the third level for a total of
five bedrooms and six bathrooms.
A media room and playroom make
up the basement. A floating stair-
case and private elevator connect
the multiple floors.
The property is listed by a
sextet of agents: Tamer Howard,
Raphael De Niro, Matt DeGroot
and Maggie Leigh Marshall of
Douglas Elliman associated with
Billy Rose and Natasha Barrett of
the Agency.
Davies, 53, is president and
chief executive of the New York
City-based TV production com-
pany Embassy Road. His scores of
credits include “Wife Swap,” “Talk-
ing Dead” and ESPN’s “2 Minute
Drill.”
An avid soccer fan, he is co-
founder and co-host of the popular
“Men in Blazers” podcast and
show on NBCSN.Photographs byKenneth ChenEvan Joseph Studios
THIS TOWNHOUSEin New York’s Tribeca area has a great room with floor-to-ceiling windows that take in a private courtyard.[Hot Property, from J29]ATOPthe unit is a rooftop deck. Inside, three floors and a base-
ment level combine to create 6,670 square feet of space.