Game Actress Of Thrones Emilia Clarke Sells Venice, California Home For $ 4.4 Million

Game of Thrones The home of actress Emilia Clarke in Venice, California has just sold for $ 4.4 million. Dragons not included.

The three-threat TV, film and Broadway artist is at the center of a skyrocketing career that tends to move up the California A-list coast. But her Venice cap proves she has good taste.

The central dwelling with a 2,817-square-foot gateway sits on one of the best streets in Venice – close to the beach and is privatized with red-brick walls, hedges and monk trees. The two-bedroom home with three bedrooms offers a comfortable indoor and outdoor baby with quaint architectural spaces, a pool and a garden patio for guest guests.

This is the town where Jim Morrison used to hang before he hit big. Still attractive, it ‘s a vibrant neighborhood where residents like Ronda Rousey, Ian McShane, Jennifer Gray, and Anna Paquin can hang in with locals. Abbot Kinney Boulevard has walking distance to shops, galleries and restaurants.

Clarke’s home was on the market for a 127-day pandemic, but she’s used to grinding success. According to her IMDB bio, the Emmy-nominated actress apparently worked up to six jobs (bartender, waitress, call center) before becoming a Daenerys Targaryen. Game of Thrones, where she eventually made $ 1.2 million per program (time to update!), according to Hollywood Reporter.

Clarke is a strong rider, ice skater, rower, runner, sailer, skipper, swimmer and tennis player, her athleticism has undoubtedly helped her achieve a lifelong TV career. Yes, she didn’t ride a real dragon, but green screen acting can be just as challenging.

A badass Thrones a role that elevated her to A-list status, starring in other challenging film roles such as Sara Connor in Terminator Genisys and Qi’ra in Solo: A Star Wars Story. Even her full name – Emilia Isobel Euphemia Rose Clarke – is a work in progress.

She was named one of Time magazine of the most influential people in the world and Esquire’s Sexiest Woman Alive of 2015 – a title that only has money in Hollywood. With that level of success and reputation, renovating a home makes sense. But her house in Venice was also a great place to get out of the spot.

Built in 2009 on .12 acres, this famous B-listed starter home was designed by architect Abramson Teiger Architects, renowned for its modern California-style designs.

The unique living room has 15 foot high ceilings, roof to ceiling windows and a fireplace surrounded by bookshelves. For a bit of escapism, doors on either side open onto a front patio with olive trees and a courtyard with a covered veranda and a 30-foot pool.

Soap kitchen countertops turn off standard wooden cabinets that surround the first floor. The cellar and office are open to the courtyard. A floating staircase leads to two en-suite bedrooms. The master includes a walk-in closet and a spa bathroom.

The floral staircase leads to each en-suite bedroom, featuring the elegant main backdrop offering an elegant walk-in closet and a spa-like main bathroom. Juliette Hohnen of Douglas Elliman and Ruby Fay of Pinnacle Estate Properties retained the listing.