Design is possible coming to Beverly Hills, the place two adjacent properties owned by late comedy legend Carl Reiner just sold for a merged $16.8 million. The aspect-by-side houses are presently divided, but the package offer enables for the exceptional opportunity to redevelop the great deal into a luxury compound on almost an acre on Rodeo Drive.

Following Reiner — a author, actor and director who established “The Dick Van Dyke Show” — died very last calendar year at 98, the pair of homes had been detailed for sale at $10 million each and every in July.

The greater of the two, a 1930s Regular with a guesthouse, offered for $8 million. The smaller, a 1920s Spanish-design spot lined with stucco and clay tile, offered for $8.8 million, information display. Reiner owned the Classic for nearly half a century, and he picked up the Spanish-design property 5 yrs ago for $4.25 million.

Just about every addresses much more than a 3rd of an acre and characteristics grassy yards in front and swimming pools out again.

Lined with shutters, the stately Classic retains 7 bedrooms and five loos across 5,500 square feet, increasing to second-tale terraces on both equally sides. The Spanish-model dwelling stays genuine to its roots with arched doorways and hardwood floors across 3,300 square ft. It suits 5 bedrooms and a few bogs into two tales.

Kurt Rappaport of Westside Estate Agency dealt with both finishes of the deal.

A winner of 11 Emmys, one Grammy and the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor, Reiner was inducted into the Tv Corridor of Fame in 1999. He created “The 2000 12 months Previous Man” sketch with Mel Brooks in the 1950s, and he also directed “The Jerk” and starred in “It’s a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World” and “Ocean’s 11.”