Say ‘I do’ to the Studio City home where Britney Spears wed Kevin Federline
The Studio City home where pop singer Britney Spears said “I do†to backup dancer Kevin Federline in 2004 has listed for sale at $2.295 million.
Cue the wedding bells. The Studio City home where pop singer Britney Spears said “I do†to backup dancer Kevin Federline in 2004 has been listed for sale at $2.295 million.
Spears, then 22 and nine months removed from her first marriage to childhood friend Jason Alexander, married Federline in a surprise ceremony at the Colfax Meadows property. The exchange of nuptials, witnessed by a handful of family and friends, came a month before the former couple’s planned wedding in Santa Barbara. They would divorce three years later.
“All the neighbors keep coming in and asking me if I knew [Spears] was married there,†said listing agent Steve Shrager of Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage.
The Georgian traditional-style home, built in 1941 and later renovated by architect Richard Olander, has classic curb appeal. The clapboard-sided front of the house is reached by a walkway that passes under a vine-wrapped arbor and ends at the dark-hued front door. A Juliet balcony and Palladian-style window sit above the entry.
The 3,898 square feet of living space inside includes a center hall that opens to a formal living room and a dining room reached through French doors. Custom molding, mullioned windows and oak floors are among the appointments.
The family room adjoins an eat-in kitchen with a broad island and a full-size wine refrigerator. The master suite — one of five bedrooms and four bathrooms — has a veranda overlooking the leafy backyard. There’s also a powder room.
The house has changed hands a few times since the Spears-Federline wedding, including in 2006 for $2.087 million and, in 2008, for $1.925 million. More recently, it sold four years ago for $1.812 million, records show.
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