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Tim Curry's Restored Los Feliz Mansion Sells for $7.5M After Actor's Death

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British actor Tim Curry, who passed away at the age of 80, had a historic Los Angeles home in Los Feliz that received an offer of $7.5 million shortly after his death. Curry had purchased the 1922-built Spanish-style property in 1993 for $650,000 and dedicated years to restoring its original architectural features. His efforts effectively saved the historic residence from demolition. The home later changed hands several times, passing through the ownership of notable celebrities including Robert Pattinson, Jim Parsons, and Aaron Paul.

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