Longtime ‘CSI’ actor Robert David Hall is on the trail of a buyer in Sherman Oaks
Actor Robert David Hall, known for playing coroner Albert Robbins on “CSI: Crime Scene Investigation,†is asking $2.395 million for his chic Midcentury home in Sherman Oaks.
Built in 1966, the one-story estate takes full advantage of its hilltop spot with an open floor plan and walls of windows that maximize the views. Within 3,614 square feet of living spaces are a living room with a fireplace, a dining area lined with built-ins, three bedrooms and 3.25 bathrooms.
A skylight tops the gourmet kitchen, which offers marble countertops and custom cabinetry.
The master suite opens directly outside, where a saltwater pool sits at the center of a patio. Save for a palm tree, views of the valley are uninterrupted.
Henry and Mia Capanna of Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage hold the listing.
Hall, 70, starred in 326 episodes of “CSI†stretching from 2000-2015. The UCLA grad’s film appearances include “Starship Troopers†(1997) and “The Negotiator†(1998).
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