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Wednesday, September 21, 2011

Mary Schmidt Amons Washington DC Home


Mary Schmidt Amons, Washington, D.C.
Asking price: $2 million
6507 Ridge St., McLean, VA
Mary Schmidt Amons is trying to sell her Washington-area home for $2 million.
Photo: Zillow
This housewife has deep Washington roots and reportedly spent summers at the Kennedy residences as a child. She has listed her McLean, Va., home for $2 million, down from $2.35 million in August, according to Zillow.
Schmidt Amons and her husband of more than 20 years, Rich Amons, have five children. The colonial-style home offers six bedrooms, 5.5 bathrooms and three fireplaces on a 15,000-square-foot lot. The home also has a gourmet kitchen, a master suite with a sitting room and private deck, and a library.

Lisa Vanderpump Beverly Hills home


Lisa Vanderpump, Beverly Hills
Asking price: $29 million
50 Beverly Park, Beverly Hills, CA
Vanderpump�s home features seven bedrooms and 10 bathrooms on two acres.
Photo: Mauricio Umansky/Hilton & Hyland
This Beverly Hills housewife has a penchant for the color pink (her nickname is �Pinky�) and a plucky English wit. Vanderpump and her husband of 29 years, Ken Todd, are trying to sell their French Chateau-style estate in the gated community of Beverly Park for sale through an off-market listing of $29 million. They have listed the property through Mauricio Umansky real estate agent to the stars and husband of castmate Kyle Richards.
The couple, who own 26 restaurants in the Los Angeles area, purchased the mansion in 2004 for $14 million. The home features seven bedrooms, 10 bathrooms and two acres of land. Its billiard room, wine cellar, tennis court, pool and Versailles-style gardens add to its opulence.

�The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills:� A Look Inside Camille Grammer�s Colorado Getaway



by HOOKEDONHOUSES on SEPTEMBER 21, 2011
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.