En la costa de Carmel-by-the-Sea, la que fue durante mucho tiempo la casa de la difunta comediante y actriz Betty White ha salido a la venta por 7,95 millones de dólares.
Iluminada por claraboyas, la planta de 3,600 pies cuadrados también incluye cuatro dormitorios, 4.5 baños y un pintoresco comedor y cocina separados por puertas con bolsillos.
Una terraza en el tercer piso da al patio trasero, donde un sinuoso camino desciende hasta la playa a través de un exuberante y caprichoso paisaje. La propiedad ocupa un cuarto de acre. Pionera de la televisión, White protagonizó innumerables programas de juegos y comedias como “The Mary Tyler Moore Show” y “The Golden Girls”, y acabó ganándose el apodo de “La primera dama de la televisión”. Su carrera se extendió durante siete décadas, y entre sus muchos reconocimientos figuran ocho premios Emmy, tres SAG Awards y un Grammy. En 1995 fue incluida en el Salón de la Fama de la Televisión.
Nicole Truszkowski y Zak Freedman, de Sotheby’s International Realty Carmel Brokerage, son los agentes encargados de la venta de la propiedad.
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