What’s the password? Access denied. Currently represented by listing agent Marlene Okulick of Sotheby’s, the once celebrity-owned property is publicized as a tear-down with a focus on the value of the land, meaning no one is allowed in, per Los Angeles Times. In the height of the 1960s television era, comedian Betty White met her game show host husband Allen Ludden on the set of his show “Password,” and they went on to perform in various shows together as well. Although the interior of their 1950s two-story home is off-limits, there is a scope of landscape to ponder. Options are endless with the 0.75-acre lot. Upon arrival, the gated entrance leads to the stone-splashed doorsteps and beyond. The property is surrounded by lush greenery with a backyard that features a stone pathway that extends to surround the pool. Presently, there’s a guest house that resides right off from the pool as well.
While White had expressed that she would have rather spent her end of days in the comfort of her oceanside Carmel home, this L.A. property also has the opportunity to be revitalized, per New York Post. So, take a look around. Even though it’s time to say goodbye to the beloved TV legend, there’s fresh potential to reinvent the beauty that she’s left behind.