After more than a year on the market—and several price chops—the turreted three-storey Victorian finally sold in March 2023 for just shy of $7.8 million (£6.3m). That's roughly half what she originally wanted for the place and not much more than the $6.5 million (£5.2m) she paid back in November 2016. Dating back to 1896, the grand Queen Anne property was commissioned by the American businessman Isaac Newton Van Nuys, but it hasn't always been located on its Windsor Square site. The beautiful home has a fascinating history and was actually moved to its current location in 1915, by Isaac's son, J. Benton Van Nuys.

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