Matthew Perry’s house in Hollywood Hills area of Los Angeles finds a buyer after price drop

A Los Angeles house owned by the late Friends star Matthew Perry at the time of his death has been sold.

Perry reportedly bought the house just a few months before he died at the age of 54 in the hot tub of another of his Los Angeles homes in October 2023.

That home, in the affluent LA suburb of Pacific Palisades, was also sold just two months ago to film producer and real estate developer, Anita Verma-Lallian.

Now a second of Perry’s homes, located in the affluent “Bird Streets” area of the Hollywood Hills, has also sold, according to Mansion Global.

The 1479 Rising Glen Road property, described as a mid-century home, was first listed for sale back in May for $AUD8.35 million ($US5.195 million) before the price was dropped to $AUD7.56 million ($USD4.7 million).

A sale price is not yet known.

The home was reportedly built in 1957 and had been renovated for modern living while keeping the original architectural style, according to the listing by Carolwood Estates.

The three-bedroom, four-bathroom home is located in the hills above the famed Sunset Strip.

The light-filled home, which includes multiple living areas, wraps around a central swimming pool and fire pit for all-year entertaining. A master bedroom suite with walk-in robe and ensuite also opens onto the pool.

Perry bought the house in June 2023 in an off-market deal for about $7.8 million ($USD4.9 million), according to reports. 

The house, like much of Perry’s wealth, was held in his trust funds, including one called the “Alvy Singer Living Trust” named after Woody Allen’s character in the film Annie Hall.

Perry left his estate to his mother, father and five siblings from his parents’ second marriages, as well as a former girlfriend.