Actor Peter Horton’s L.A. Home Sells for $7.5 Million
Peter Horton, best known for starring in the TV series thirtysomething and producing hit shows like Grey’s Anatomy and New Amsterdam, is parting ways with his Santa Monica estate.
Designed by Bob Ramirez, Horton purchased the home in 2002 for $2.6 million and has now sold the Spanish-style gem for $7.5 million after being on the market for two months.
Property Highlights
Price: $7.5 million
Location: Santa Monica, CA
Size: 5,166 square feet
Bedrooms: 5
Bathrooms: 6
Notable Features: Beamed ceilings, six sleeping porches and balconies, rooftop terrace, lush gardens, and multiple fireplaces
Take a Look Inside
As you step past the tall greenery framing the gated entrance to Peter Horton’s Los Angeles home, the full Spanish-style architecture comes into view, beautifully captured in Instagram posts from David Offer.
A cobblestone path leads to several entry points: the front door, the living room, and the front office space, each featuring glass doors that swing open to invite the outdoors in.
Other notable highlights from the posts include a kitchen framed by crisp white cabinetry and marble countertops, a library loft wrapped in clerestory windows that flood the space with natural light, and a private second-floor office that has a cozy, cabin-like feel with its warm wood tones.
Our Favorite Spot in The House
However, our absolute favorite spot in the house has to be the soaring, double-height living room.
The space channels relaxed sophistication, with exposed wood beams, a warm stucco fireplace, and wrought iron railings lining the upper gallery.
Natural light pours in through tall windows and French doors that open to the front yard, while a grand piano sits tucked away in the back corner.
Final Thoughts
After more than two decades in the same home, Peter Horton is ready to turn the page. The Spanish-style estate he’s owned since 2002 has sold for $7.5 million, offering a glimpse into the quieter side of a life spent in the spotlight.
As Horton continues his work behind the camera, the next chapter begins, not just for him, but for the storied home he’s leaving behind.
