Home of ‘Mythbusters’ host Grant Imahara lists in California 1 year after sudden death
The sophisticated Los Angeles home of the late “Mythbusters” host Grant Imahara has listed for $1.99 million a year following his death from a brain aneurysm.
The 3-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom property has been dubbed a “celebrity pedigree” home in the Hollywood Hills that has been “fully remodeled with a modern flair,” the listing on Realtor.com says.
Spanning 2,981 square feet and three levels, the home offers up dramatic views of downtown L.A. while boasting an open concept feel throughout.
Highlights include:
Gourmet kitchen
Two large bedrooms
Pedestal tub in primary bathroom
Wood-like floors
Recessed lighting
Private balcony off primary bedroom
Two-car garage with Tesla charger
The home is near numerous nightlife hot-spots — including restaurants — in Los Angeles and it’s even close to major studios, the listing says.
Imahara, who was born and raised in Los Angeles, was an expert at animatronics and his skills were often used by A-list directors such as Steven Spielberg. He moved in front of the camera in 2003 as the host of “Mythbusters” where he would build elaborate robots in order to “test myths on the popular science show,” Realtor said. He graduated from USC with a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering before working for three years at the Lucasfilm division THX, IMDb reported.
This story was originally published November 29, 2021 at 2:36 PM with the headline "Home of ‘Mythbusters’ host Grant Imahara lists in California 1 year after sudden death."