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June 11, 2012 by Elka Karl

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Another Celeb-Owned Hal Levitt Property Hits the Market — See Why It's Well Worth the $2 Million Price Tag

Actor Michael C. Hall — whose acting chops have been most ably demonstrated in the series Six Feet Under and Dexter, among other roles — has listed his Hollywood Hills home for $1.995 million. The four-bedroom, five-bathroom house was designed by Hal Levitt, the midcentury architect whom celebrities adore — Jennifer Aniston and Steven Spielberg are just two of his many fans. Even more interesting, Hall's home was actually Levitt's primary residence for decades. Sadly, the property listing is likely related to Hall's divorce from Jennifer Carpenter in December last year.

Keep reading to take a tour of the house and to see why we think it's so special.

Photos courtesy The Agency

The home is located in the Outpost Estates, a very private and exclusive neighborhood developed nearly 90 years ago by Charles E. Toberman.

The renovated kitchen features walnut cabinets.

The kitchen opens onto a patio, perfect for outdoor dining in Los Angeles.

The kitchen features Italian tile floors.

The dining room's skylights, huge windows, and access to the patio area work together to create a near-outdoor effect in this room.

The patio includes a barbecue pit and dining area.

Skylights make electric lighting a moot point for most of the day.

Here's a closer look at the outdoor patio area, with the pool beyond.

Terraced levels create intriguing landscape designs in the pool area.

Hal Levitt used this home as his primary residence from 1964 to 2004.

Soaring ceilings encourage a breezy feel.

Breathtaking canyon views are shown off to their best advantage, thanks to massive windows.

Stairs lead from the living area to the upstairs bedrooms.

We wouldn't mind waking up to these views every morning.

In this photo, you can appreciate the massive size of the windows.

An en suite bathroom is generously sized. The icy green tiles provide a serene, spalike feel in the tub area.

An upstairs office can also be used for a bedroom.

Corner windows in this bedroom allow light to stream in, without an overpowering effect.

Downstairs, a gym area also functions as a guest bedroom when needed and opens to a three-quarter bath.

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