‘Friends’ actor Matthew Perry sells his Malibu hillside home
Actor Matthew Perry, most famous for his role in the cult series Friends, paid $6.55 million (£4.079 million) for his hillside home in Malibu, California is 2005. He’s periodically been trying to sell it since 2011 at prices as high as $13.5 million (£8.408 million) but has now relaunched it on the market at $12.5 million (£7.785 million).



Known as The Pier House, the property is situated at 3556 Sweetwater Mesa Road in Serra Retreat and was built in 1981. A “bold architectural statement” that boasts “spectacular and awe-inspiring ocean views”, the house sits on a plot of circa 2.5 acres and comprises of 3,677 square foot of accommodation. It includes 4 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms and “open living areas”. In addition there are “expansive” decks, a “dramatic” swimming pool, a games room and a “home theater” (or “screening room” to our British readers).
Two stories to keep beside you

Reduced times
The tale of a pioneer landowner reduced to bankruptcy and a Baywatch babe fighting off her debtors Former Baywatch babe turned animal rights campaigner Pamela Anderson purchased 23445 Malibu Colony Drive in Malibu, California in 2000 for $1,800,000 with her then husband and subsequent on-off lover Mötley Crüe drummer Tommy Lee. She has just […]

Rich Pickings
Trophy house with a “dictator interior” in The Boltons has nearly £10 million sliced off its asking price; iceberg home behind reduced by £5 million A house in London’s second most expensive street has returned to the market at the much reduced price of £30 million ($38.8 million, €35.5 million or درهم142.6 million) in spite […]




Williamstown, Massachusetts born Perry is a dual American-Canadian citizen who has 975,000 followers on Twitter. He is selling The Pier House, one of a number of properties he is said to own in the area, through Greg Holcomb of The Partners Trust Real Estate Brokerage.
Subscribe to our free once daily email newsletter here:[contact-form-7 id=”225″ title=”Contact form 1″]





Readers have their say
1 comment
Great design but overpriced. It would have sold if it were at the right level.