Grant Heslov trying to sell his house.......

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Grant Heslov Secretly Lists Sherman Oaks Estate for $3.9m

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JULY 29, 2014 | 09:00AM PT

By Mark David
@YourMamaTweets

Your Mama hears from veteran informant Babbling Babette that George Clooney’s b.f.f. business partner Grant Heslov has covertly floated his half-acre Sherman Oaks micro-estate on the market as a whisper listing with a $3.9 million pricetag.
Property records show that the usually goateed Tinseltown veteran has owned the 5,628-square-foot picket-fenced and clapboard-sided house since late 2006, when he picked it up for $3.125 million.
As it turns out, this isn’t the first time the Oscar winner and his philanthropic missus, Lysa, have attempted to unload their five-bedroom, 5.5-bathroom home. In early 2009, they hoisted the house on the open market for $3.495 million.
By early 2010, when it was taken off the market, the price had fallen to $3.195 million.

Digital marketing materials and other resources we perused show the two-story residence has wood floors throughout much of the main floor, which includes formal living and dining rooms — the former with fireplace — an open kitchen, and a family room with vaulted ceiling, second fireplace and convenient access to the backyard.
There’s a third fireplace in the private den of the master suite that also includes a walk-in closet and private patio.
Long banks of French doors lead out to a broad, red-brick terrace that looks out over a flat lawn, with steps down to the rear of the property to a tree-shaded and foliage-encircled flagstone terrace and swimming pool.

I remember the other thread with all the pics of his nice home. I would never sell it    

I don't understand why Americans and British move all the time around buy and sell their houses until their get old. Here it is much less. Normally when you buy you stay where you are. 

Or maybe I got a wrong impression from the Americans and British when it comes to houses

Nicky - People move when circumstances change, or when the house they have doesn't fit their needs any more. Sometimes the neighborhood changes in a way they don't like. Sometimes, if they're lucky, they can afford something nicer than what they have. Most often people buy a small house not long after they get married and when they start a family the house is just too small.

Interesting. I wonder if they're planning to buy in the neighbourhood or if Clooney and co are planning to up sticks? It seems odd for Grant to move further away from George.

Katie YOU'RE BACK !!!!! We've  missed you   

Maybe this is his old house and not the one that was featured? They did mention that they moved cuz they needed more space after they go married as the kids were small