The beautiful house that belonged to the late actor is located in the Toluca Lake area and looks like it did at its best. times
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Friday, September 20
This is what the mansion of Janet Gaynor, the first actress to win an Oscar, looks like today
The actress Janet Gaynor , who died in 1984 and is remembered for being the first woman to win an Oscar, she lived during a period of her life in a beautiful mansion in Toluca Lake, in the San Fernando Valley .
The residence , which was built in 1927, is Spanish-style and has an extension of 6, 023 square feet.
According to various sites specialized in the sale of real estate, the imposing house, known as Villa Encanto , has four bathrooms and six bedrooms.
It also has a hall, kitchen, dining room, living room, main room, cin room e, terrace, garage, among other rooms.
Outside it has a large patio, with extensive green areas, with a swimming pool with its respective spa area, with jaccuzi, with fountains, with a separate guest house and with an office.
Security and privacy are other highlights, so owners need not worry about the presence of intruders.
Despite its age, the two-story mansion was recently remodeled, so it looks just as it did in its prime.
The last time it changed hands was on 21 April 2017, when their current owners paid $ 5, 675, 000 dollars for her.
The house was built by W. Klump , considered to be the pioneer and responsible for making Toluca Lake what it is today.
Janet Gaynor won the Oscar for ‘Best Actress’ in 1929 for his performances in the films ‘7th Heaven’, ‘Street Angel’ and ‘Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans’.
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