Hollywood Hills home built for “Full House” creator lists for $40M
A Beverly Hills investor listed a 20,800-square-foot mansion in the Hollywood Hills built for the creator of the sitcom “Full House” for $39.8 million — twice its last traded price a decade ago. DG Home, led by Dan Gatsby, put the three-story hilltop estate at 1302 Collingwood Place up for sale, according to Mansion Global, property and state business records. Gatsby bought the five-bedroom, eight-bathroom home in November 2016 from TV producer Jeff Franklin for $20.2 million. Franklin, who purchased the property above Sunset Boulevard in 1988, tore down a small house he’d bought for $1.9 million and replaced it […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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