Screenwriters Roger Simon and Sheryl Longin list their 1930s Spanish-style home
Screenwriters Roger Simon and Sheryl Longin have listed their home in Hollywood Hills for sale at $3.249 million.
Tucked behind a front courtyard, the 1938 Spanish-style house keeps the eye moving with a multicolored display across the front facade. The bright details continue inside, where interior spaces are splashed with vibrant tile and Spanish accents.
The living room, outfitted with a brick fireplace and vaulted ceilings, leads to an outdoor area that holds a pool and spa, lawn and entertainment space. Covered patios provide mountain and canyon views.
French doors in the master suite open to a private balcony. Other amenities include a fireplace and a circular blue-tiled tub. The 3,335 square feet of interior also holds a kitchen, a dining room, a loft and an office.
Paul Czako of Gussman Czako Estates holds the listing.
Simon, 73, was nominated for an Academy Award in 1989 for co-writing the screenplay for “Enemies, a Love Story.†Also a novelist, he adapted his book “The Big Fix†for the 1978 film of the same name starring Richard Dreyfuss.
Longin, 53, has writing credits for the films “Prague Duet†(1998) and “Dick†(1999).
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