Hallmark Star Heather Hemmens Lists Her SoCal Treehouse for $2.3 Million
Now Hemmens is shifting gears on the real estate front, hoisting her hideaway in a rural area of L.A.'s Topanga Canyon in the foothills above Malibu on the market for nearly $2.3 million. That's around $800,000 more than she paid for the place in early 2021, but she did add some personal touches to the 1970s treehouse-style residence during her tenure. Neyshia Go of Sotheby's International Realty's Beverly Hills Brokerage holds the listing.
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Set on nearly half an acre of land providing mountain views, the beige and brown wood-sided structure stands out against its forested setting and has three bedrooms and two baths in roughly 3,400 square feet. Rustic yet modern living space on two levels boasts vaulted wood-beam ceilings, rich hardwood floors, and large windows throughout. There's also a lower-level guest suite with its own kitchen, living and dining areas, bedroom, and bath, along with a small nook that currently serves as a gym.
Among the highlights is a sunken living room sporting a stacked-stone fireplace that stretches to the ceiling and French doors spilling out to a balcony. The glass-lined dining room is accompanied by a lounge area, while an eat-in kitchen is outfitted with white and wood-toned cabinetry, a wine fridge, and stainless appliances. A fireside primary has a multi-hued slate bath equipped with dual vanities, an elevated soaking tub, and a walk-in shower.
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The grounds are spotlighted by a spacious flagstone terrace that's ideal for alfresco lounging amid mature oak trees, plus wood decks hosting a swim spa, a hot tub, and a fire pit. A turf-clad lawn has a seating area tucked off to the side, and walking paths also meander their way through the picturesque natural surroundings.Best of Robb Report
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2 days ago
- Digital Trends
Everything we know about the Yellowstone spinoffs
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The series ended in April 2025, with the finale showing Spencer taking control of the Dutton ranch while Jacob and Cara decide to raise Spencer and Alexandra's son, John. Stream 1923 on Paramount+. The Madison (TBA) Originally titled 2024, The Madison will center on the McIntosh family, who leave New York City to live in the Madison River Valley in Montana. The series stars Michelle Pfeiffer, Patrick J. Adams, Elle Chapman, Matthew Fox, Beau Garrett, Amiah Miller, Ben Schnetzer, Kevin Zegers, Rebecca Spence, Alaina Pollack, and Danielle Vasinova. Kurt Russell is also rumored to have a role in this series, but that has yet to be confirmed. Filming for The Madison reportedly began in late August 2024, with shooting taking place in Montana and Texas until production wrapped in December. Via the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, the logline for The Madison describes the new series as 'a heartfelt study of grief and human connection' following the McIntosh family. The Madison will stream on Paramount+. Y: Marshals (TBA) First announced in May 2025, Y: Marshals is a procedural series starring Yellowstone's Luke Grimes as Kayce Dutton. In his last appearance during the Yellowstone series finale, Kayce signed away ownership of the Yellowstone ranch in exchange for a sliver of land where he could live with his wife and son. It's unclear if Kelsey Asbille and Brecken Merrill will return to play Kayce's wife, Monica, and his son, Tate, respectively. However, Logan Marshall-Green (The Odyssey) will play a lead role in the series. Spencer Hudnut will serve as the writer, executive producer, and showrunner of Y: Marshals, which will allegedly premiere in 2026. 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Los Angeles Times
2 days ago
- Los Angeles Times
Taylor Sheridan and Paramount are teaming up to launch a massive new film studio in Texas
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USA Today
3 days ago
- USA Today
Release date announced for 'Landman' Season 2
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