TV host James Corden lists Brentwood estate for $22M
“Late Late Show” host to depart 8.6K sf home for native Britain
Late night TV host James Corden, now packing his bags for a return to the United Kingdom, has listed his Brentwood estate for $22 million.
The host of “The Late Late Show With James Corden” and his wife, Julia, have listed the 8,600-square-foot home at 300 North Cliffwood Avenue, Dirt.com reported.
The couple bought the seven-bedroom, eight-bathroom New England-style house in 1997 for nearly $9.8 million, then gave it a lavish makeover.
The two-story white clapboard home, built in 1997, sits behind an imposing gate flanked by a tall hedge on a half acre in exclusive Brentwood Park.
A foyer with vaulted ceilings and custom molding leads into a mansion with hardwood floors and a living room with a fireplace, library, family room with French doors, powder room and a mudroom, according to the listing.
An open kitchen with teal cabinets, marble island and Wolf appliances is accompanied by a breakfast nook.
There’s also a formal dining room, gym and a home theater with at least 20 seats.
Upstairs, the master bedroom suite has a marble fireplace, built-in cabinets, a lounge, dual walk-in closets and side-by-side bathrooms. A second large suite has a kitchenette and office.
“Million Dollar Listing” stars James Harris and David Parnes of Bond Collective at The Agency hold the listing.
Outside, a large lawn divided by real and fake grass has play areas, a trampoline, pool and spa and an outdoor kitchen and pizza oven. The home comes with a three-car garage.
Corden, 44, plans to return to his native Britain after “The Late Late Show” ends its run this spring, according to Variety.
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— Dana Bartholomew