Homecoming Director John Watts L.A. Bungalows sold – various

An eagle eye-catching that John Watts and Diane McGinnell have signed a market 1.77 million off-market deal to quietly restore and update the updated Spanish bungalow in L.A., just south of the famous Tony Hancock Park.

Tax records indicate the couple is the director / producer of the blockbuster Marvel Cinematic Universe superhero film “Spider-Man: Homemaking” and the more gynecologically successful sequel “Spider-Man: Away from Home,” without mentioning it as the third upcoming. Spider-Man sequel, and he starred in the critically acclaimed FX series “Atlanta”. As executive producer submitted a season, just three years ago at the end of 1920, bought the house for $ 1,725 ​​million.

Slightly larger than the original 2,400-square-foot home, which features a high wooden decorated ceiling with a large arched image window in the living room, a simple white stucco fireplace and pale travertine floor tiles in the living room, two bedrooms and two bathrooms. Before buying Dan McGonagall-Watts, the detached garage was a bathhouse. Ulasaida was converted into a guest house.

In most quarter-acre corners the parcel disappears from the road behind the tree that soothes Brookside Creek, the house is entered through a walled courtyard and it is almost configured in a walled courtyard. At the back of the house, an elegant curved staircase rises from the bottom of a column-accented stone terrace to the top of a deep swimming pool and is lined with spatial mixed bricks and vibrant Spanish tiles.

The property was available to the Enlightenment Company through Timothy Enrat; Buyers’ jammet Muradian got back on the compass.