The modern abode sits on three-quarters of an acre and has a pool, tennis court and great views.
After two decades of ownership, David Spade is officially ready to part ways with his stylish Beverly Hills abode.
Built in 1978, the Saturday Night Live alum’s home sits on three-quarters of an acre in the Trousdale Estates community. Its modern layout was designed by prolific architect Edward Fickett and includes 6,426 square feet of space containing four bedrooms, seven bathrooms and three fireplaces. The sunken great room in the home features 20-foot ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows and sliding doors that open to a patio.
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