Pacific Palisades home of 'Dick Van Dyke Show's' Ann Guilbert lists for sale

"Overlooking lower Temescal Canyon on a quarter-acre lot, the English country-style home is in the whimsical storybook manner popularized in the early 20th century. The fanciful two-story has steeply sloped gables, original brick fireplaces and hexagonal tile floors. Leaded glass windows feature the traditional Tudor diamond pattern."

"Within the 2,351 square feet of living space are a formal living room, an updated kitchen, a dining nook, four bedrooms and 3.25 bathrooms. Walls of built-ins bookend a game room/den. Sliding glass doors open to a series of ironwood-lined decks and patios designed by landscape architects by Sid Galper and Cleo Baldon."

"Guilbert, who died in June at 87, had scores of credits as a character actress including a recurring role on the sitcom "The Nanny." More recently, she appeared on the series "Getting On" and "Life in Pieces.""

The Pacific Palisades residence of late actress Ann Morgan Guilbert, known for her role on "The Dick Van Dyke Show," is now on the market for $3.89 million. The 2,351-square-foot English country-style home sits on a quarter-acre lot overlooking lower Temescal Canyon. Built in the early 20th-century storybook manner, the two-story property features steeply sloped gables, original brick fireplaces, hexagonal tile floors, and leaded glass windows with traditional Tudor diamond patterns. The interior includes a formal living room, updated kitchen, dining nook, four bedrooms, 3.25 bathrooms, and a game room with built-in bookcases. Decks and patios designed by landscape architects Sid Galper and Cleo Baldon offer views of surrounding treetops and canyon areas. Guilbert, who passed away in June at age 87, had extensive television credits including roles on "The Nanny," "Getting On," and "Life in Pieces."

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