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TheSpider-Man: Homecomingactress, 32, has officially put her Spanish-style residence on the market for $3.3 million.
Featuring four bedrooms and three bathrooms, the historic 1920s property was restored in 2021. It spans across 5,269 square feet and offers sweeping views of Hollywood. It is located in the Whitley Heights Historic District of L.A. and also boasts a private garden.
Daria Greenbaum of Compass currently holds thelisting.
Lauren Engel
Looking inside the property, the spacious living room features a Batchelder fireplace, preserving the home’s original Old Hollywood charm. An additional fireplace with brown stone detailing can be found in the second living space.
A large window in the dining room, which is decorated in textured green-and-white wallpaper, overlooks the home’s surrounding greenery.
In the kitchen, light hardwood floors, light marble countertops and white cabinetry create a bright space for preparing meals.
Dark wooden floors sweep across the primary bedroom with direct access to the outdoor terrace.
Along with the private garden, the backyard offers extensive room for entertaining around the built-in gas fire pit.
In a September cover story forCosmopolitan, Harrier opened up about being in therapy and how she values her mental health now more than ever.
“I’ve learned tools through therapy. I really am a big advocate for therapy and for mental health care,” she told the outlet. “That’s something that’s really improved my life and really helped me in significant ways, especially with dealing with my anxiety and panic attacks.”
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The actress got candid about the stigma surrounding mental health in the Black community, adding that it is just as important to prioritize mental wellness in addition to physical health.
“There’s been such a long history of ignoring mental health problems, of saying, ‘Oh, just suck it up’ or ‘I’m a strong Black woman,” she explains. “That doesn’t happen to me.’ All of these tropes that we’ve been taught over generations, when actually, I think given generational trauma, of course there are a lot of mental health issues within the Black community.”
source: people.com
