Peter Facinelli and Jennie Garth In Toluca Lake, Estate of the Day

by Deidre Woollard (RSS feed)
Jun 20th 2010 at 1:01PM

Jennie Garth and Peter Facinelli have listed their six-bedroom Colonial-style home in Toluca Lake, California. The Real Estalker reports that the pair originally bought the home in 2005 for $2.85 million. The home has been significantly expanded and renovated but began as a classic Paul Williams designed home in 1934. It was originally built for Tex Ritter and was the childhood home of John Ritter. Paul Williams details include crown molding, a crescent-shaped staircase and other architectural detailing. The gated home has a five-car garage and there is a waterfall pool and spa with an outdoor pavilion and fireplace. Set off in a corner of the yard is a children's playset.

The home has formal dining and living rooms, a bar room, chocolate-colored game room and a separate kitchen/family room. The upstairs has two master suites once with walk-in closets, a safe room and a sitting room with a coffee bar and fireplace. A separate wing upstairs includes the gym, playroom and dual offices. The rooms for their daughters are colorfully decorated including a bright pink room for Lola (her name is on the wall). This home is listed at $5.995 million.

Gallery: Jennie Garth and Peter Facinelli in Toluca Lake

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seriously Jun 22nd 2010 1:04AM

not worth 5 mil, boring looking.

Barb Jun 21st 2010 9:12PM

What a beautiful home. The colors are so serene. Love the shade of blue on the living room walls. Love it!

GLID13 Jun 21st 2010 10:06PM

SIDING AND SHINGLE ROOF LUCKY TO SEE 2.5 MILLION.

Kiki Jun 22nd 2010 3:02AM

It's real wood not siding! I've seen the house!

jeff F Jun 21st 2010 10:19PM

Beautiful home................ I hope I can find my way out of the south west wing of my row home.

P. Manso Jun 21st 2010 10:56PM

Tasteless, even tacky. Maybe for am aging insurance agent and his new 22 year-old wife.

P. Manso Jun 21st 2010 11:12PM

Tasteless, even tacky. Maybe for an aging insurance agent and his new 22 year-old wife.

GLID13 Jun 21st 2010 11:05PM

OK WOOD SIDING.

scorpking666 Jun 21st 2010 11:26PM

sickens me to see people looking to make so much profit on a home...in times like this, why not sell raffle tickets for the home and then add in 1000 tickets and hand them out to the homeless, give an everyday joe like me the chance to win a home i could never ever own..hell id have to mortage the place to pay the light bill

gboyl Jun 23rd 2010 1:05AM

like everyone else always wanting a handout...those people dont owe you anything

Deb Jun 22nd 2010 2:25AM

If you would have problems paying the light bill, then why would you want to win such a house in a raffle?? I suppose YOU would want to sell it to make the profit!!
They are the one who put the money into the house, and made it so beautiful, why shouldn't they gain something?? Some people are just so jealous of the ones who have more than they do, they can't stand it!!

anyoldname88 Jun 22nd 2010 2:32AM

Why in the world should anyone raffle off the house they bought in order to give it to someone else just because the other person can't afford it? If you want a house then work hard and buy one yourself. I can't believe how many people want to just stand around with their hand out waiting for someone to give them something, anything for free. Ugh!

Jlynn Jun 22nd 2010 3:59AM

You are a bit ignorant, for one I don't know a homeowner that doesn't try to make a profit on selling a home, and two, they are asking 3 mill. more than what they bought it for, which isn't that much considering what they probably spent on renovating and expanding the house, plus homes go up in value......................

wilma Jun 21st 2010 11:53PM

Jennie and Peter, Beautiful Home. I would not want to move. Good Luck in selling.

wigginshoward Jun 22nd 2010 12:09AM

You need professional help with your home . My home looks a 1,000 times better a I am not a star.

wigginshoward Jun 22nd 2010 12:12AM

What a very boring home! You need an Interior Designer. My home looks a 1,000 times better a I am not a star.

Steven R. Russell Jun 22nd 2010 12:34AM

I live in a simply cozy & beautiful one bedroom apartment, just a simple cottage below. But you ought to see my Mansion in Glory! You ain't seen nothing yet, folks!

May all glory, thanks, and Praise go to my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, Who made it all possible, by shedding His very own blood on Calvary's tree, that old rugged cross. Folks, it's simply Jesus. (John 3:16,17).

And my very own Mansion in Glory will never be up for Sale. You too can obtain one of these eternal Mansions, for as the songwriter put it; "Though millions have come, there's still room for one. Yes, there's room at the cross for you!

Vegas Hates Rap Jun 22nd 2010 1:21AM

This is a nice home in a nice neighborhood, Maybe you nimrods did not pay attention to the fact that they put 2.2 mil in renovations into this 1934 Paul Williams home. May have trouble getting full price because of the economy but should be able to get 5 for it.