Tim Curry saved LA home from demolition in 1993; it later sold for $7.5m

Tim Curry’s historic Los Feliz home has come under offer just hours after news of the actor’s death at 80 was announced. The property, which Curry painstakingly restored during his ownership, had been listed for $7.5 million and has now been marked as “contingent,” according to Realtor.The status means the seller has accepted an offer, although certain conditions still need to be met before the sale can officially close.The Los Angeles property has a remarkable Hollywood history. Curry purchased the home for $650,000 in 1993 and spent several years restoring it, eventually showcasing the transformation in Architectural Digest.Tim Curry bought the Los Feliz home in 1993Originally built in 1922, the historic residence was designed by acclaimed architect Stiles O. Clements. Known today as the Seyler House, the property features Spanish-inspired architecture and distinctive period details.Curry was drawn to the house after moving to Los Angeles from the UK.