Did you catch �The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills� this week, when the ladies were invited to Camille Grammer�s vacation home in Colorado? The drama can be a bit much on that show sometimes, but it�s fun to see the houses they live in.Camille divorced husband Kelsey Grammer earlier this year, and part of the settlement involved selling the 8,500 square-foot house in the mountains near Beaver Creek. Of course, Nosy Nelly that I am, I was curious to find out if it was still on the market, so I did a little digging�
First of all, I found out that the house was featured in Architectural Digest back in June 2004, when Kelsey was finishing up his 11-year run on the popular sitcom Frasier.
Here�s the front of the house as it appeared in AD that year:
Back in March, the Real Estalker reported that the Grammers put it on the market for $7.9 million.
The listing is now marked as �inactive� on most real estate sites, but I�m not sure if it sold or was just taken off the market (if anyone has the scoop, fill us in!). I found some photos and information about it on this real estate site that still has it posted as �active.�
In this screenshot from the season premiere, the Real Housewives were arriving back at Camille�s house after a day on the slopes:
Here are some photos of the house from the listing and the AD story:
The kitchen and hearth room, where a lot of the action on the show took place:
It looks a little colorless and blah in these photos. I liked it better on TV!
The house has 6 bedrooms and 7.5 bathrooms.
This spiral staircase leads to the finished lower level where the guest rooms are:
On the show, Camille talked about how she helped design the house, and how they spent Thanksgivings there as a family.
Do you watch any of the �Real Housewives� on Bravo? Do you have a favorite house shown on the series? I�m eager to get a better look at Kyle�s new place that we saw her move into on the season premiere.
You can read more about Camille�s house and see the rest of the photos atArchitectural Digest (photography by David O. Marlow) and in the real estate listing.
