Cox and Arquette Sell Trophy Malibu Home to Dodgers Owner McCourt for 33.5 Million

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Courtney Cox and David Arquette Sell Home To McCourtsCourtney Cox and David Arquette, the married movie celebrities, have sold their Malibu home to Dodgers owners Frank and Jamie McCourt for a cool 33.5 million dollars. The home built by famed architect John Lautner was originally purchased by the Cox-Arquette’s for 10 million on 2001, netting them a nice little profit.

The home built in 1979 is on Carbon Beach in Malibu  and is considered one of the more stunning homes on the Malibu coastline. The views from this home overlooking the Pacific ocean must be absolutely stunning.

The architectural trophy home was designed by John Lautner, who studied with Frank Lloyd Wright. Lautner, known for his modernistic designs, died at age 83 in 1994.

The four-bedroom, 5,500-square-foot house — known as the Segel residence — has ocean views from almost every room and sits on a double lot with 80 feet of beach frontage, according to the Multiple Listing Service. It has exposed concrete, natural wood, skylights, a curved roof line and a pool. via  Los Angeles Times.

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