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| Rue McClanahan image courtesy D23.com and Rachel Winter courtesy Rotten Tomatoes |
The former Encino estate site once owned by Rue McClanahan has reemerged in a very different form. The property at 16001 Woodvale Road is now listed as The Eden, a gated Royal Oaks estate asking $15,995,000.
McClanahan, best remembered as Blanche Devereaux on The Golden Girls, bought the earlier Woodvale Road home in 1988 and sold it in 1995. That original residence has since been demolished and replaced with the present modern estate.
Producer Rachel Winter, whose credits include Dallas Buyers Club and Shooting Stars, and writer-producer Terence Winter, known for work on The Sopranos and The Wolf of Wall Street, completed the new residence in 2021 on the site of McClanahan's former home.
The current Redfin listing describes the property as an 8-bedroom, 12-bath estate with approximately 10,815 square feet on a 2.6-acre lot. The home sits behind gates and is set far back from the street, with mature trees, curated gardens, and a resort-like setting in Encino's Royal Oaks area.
Notable listing features include Mondrian-inspired windows, vintage 1940s Italian chandeliers, a custom Ceppo marble fireplace mantle, Poggenpohl kitchen cabinetry, an 8-burner range with griddle, three ovens, a fully enclosed sunroom, dual primary bathrooms, a pool and spa, private hiking trails, fruit trees, a cabana with BBQ kitchen and wet bar, a movie theater, gym, sauna, steam room, game room, 300-bottle wine storage, advanced security systems, a detached guest house, and a three-car garage.
Property details from the current listing:
- Address: 16001 Woodvale Road, Encino, CA 91436
- Listed price: $15,995,000
- Bedrooms/bathrooms: 8 bedrooms, 12 bathrooms
- Interior: approximately 10,815 square feet
- Lot: approximately 2.6 acres
- Year built: 2021
- Parking: 3-car garage
- Area: Royal Oaks, Encino
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The former Encino estate site once owned by Rue McClanahan has reemerged in a very different form. The property at 16001 Woodvale Road is now listed as The Eden, a gated Royal Oaks estate asking $15,995,000.
McClanahan, best remembered as Blanche Devereaux on The Golden Girls, bought the earlier Woodvale Road home in 1988 and sold it in 1995. That original residence has since been demolished and replaced with the present modern estate.
Producer Rachel Winter, whose credits include Dallas Buyers Club and Shooting Stars, and writer-producer Terence Winter, known for work on The Sopranos and The Wolf of Wall Street, completed the new residence in 2021 on the site of McClanahan's former home.
The current Redfin listing describes the property as an 8-bedroom, 12-bath estate with approximately 10,815 square feet on a 2.6-acre lot. The home sits behind gates and is set far back from the street, with mature trees, curated gardens, and a resort-like setting in Encino's Royal Oaks area.
Notable listing features include Mondrian-inspired windows, vintage 1940s Italian chandeliers, a custom Ceppo marble fireplace mantle, Poggenpohl kitchen cabinetry, an 8-burner range with griddle, three ovens, a fully enclosed sunroom, dual primary bathrooms, a pool and spa, private hiking trails, fruit trees, a cabana with BBQ kitchen and wet bar, a movie theater, gym, sauna, steam room, game room, 300-bottle wine storage, advanced security systems, a detached guest house, and a three-car garage.
Property details from the current listing:
- Address: 16001 Woodvale Road, Encino, CA 91436
- Listed price: $15,995,000
- Bedrooms/bathrooms: 8 bedrooms, 12 bathrooms
- Interior: approximately 10,815 square feet
- Lot: approximately 2.6 acres
- Year built: 2021
- Parking: 3-car garage
- Area: Royal Oaks, Encino
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