"The Traditional-style home, built in 1940, sits on more than a half-acre behind gates with a large motor court at the front. Black shutters accent the windows against the red brick facade, while brick arranged around two circular windows flanking the front door creates a starburst pattern."
"The 4,245 square feet of living space includes a formal center hall, dining and living rooms, a library/study, a breakfast room, four bedrooms and five bathrooms. French doors on both sides of the living room fireplace open to the back patio area, where brick decking surrounds an egg-shaped swimming pool."
"Porter, who died in 1964 at 73, got his start writing for Broadway musicals and went on to win Tonys in 1949 for best composer and lyricist for 'Kiss Me, Kate,' which also won for best musical. His enduring songs include 'Night and Day,' 'I Get a Kick Out of You' and 'You're the Top.'"
A historic Hollywood Hills West property formerly owned by legendary composer Cole Porter is now listed at $11.5 million. The Traditional-style residence, built in 1940, spans 4,245 square feet on more than half an acre behind gates. The red brick facade features black shutters and distinctive starburst-patterned windows. Interior spaces include a formal center hall, dining and living rooms, library, breakfast room, four bedrooms, and five bathrooms. The grounds feature an egg-shaped swimming pool with brick decking, a balcony overlooking the pool with cityscape and ocean views, and a large motor court. The property last sold four years ago for $4.487 million.
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