The lovely, Kris Smith. Author of the new book...The Enduring Legacy of DeForest Kelley: Actor, Healer, Friend and of DeForest Kelley: A Harvest of Memories.... has kindly shared this link with me:
She states: Although the Kelley home was sold and torn down following Carolyn's passing in 2004, the realtors who sold it have kindly left the listing in existence. So if you ever wondered what kind of home the Kelleys had, you'll be surprised to discover how small it was and how un-Hollywood-like.
http://tours.tourfactory.com/tours/tour.asp?t=205550&home=www.JerryKeller.com&slink=-1&sReferer=&r=http://www.google.com/search?sourceid%3Dnavclient%26ie%3DUTF-8%26rls%3DGGLR,GGLR:2005-52,GGLR:en%26q%3D15463%2BGreenleaf%2BStreet%252c%2BSherman%2BOaks%252c%2BCalifornia
Thank you to Kris Smith for the link and thank you to realtor Jerry Keller for keeping the listing up.
She states: Although the Kelley home was sold and torn down following Carolyn's passing in 2004, the realtors who sold it have kindly left the listing in existence. So if you ever wondered what kind of home the Kelleys had, you'll be surprised to discover how small it was and how un-Hollywood-like.
http://tours.tourfactory.com/tours/tour.asp?t=205550&home=www.JerryKeller.com&slink=-1&sReferer=&r=http://www.google.com/search?sourceid%3Dnavclient%26ie%3DUTF-8%26rls%3DGGLR,GGLR:2005-52,GGLR:en%26q%3D15463%2BGreenleaf%2BStreet%252c%2BSherman%2BOaks%252c%2BCalifornia
Thank you to Kris Smith for the link and thank you to realtor Jerry Keller for keeping the listing up.
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I'm reading about De and his life right now and I'm wondering where all his things went after he and Carolyn died, I mean, the furniture, their personal belongings...
I know he's been cremated (no "He's dead, Jim" on his tomb) and the house been torn down.
I'm astounded at how sometimes nothing remains about one person except for the memory in other people.
The link doesn't work anymore, so it's a shame we can't see the interior.
But, from the look of it, it looked like a small, modest home.
RIP Dee.
Looked like a nice house. Sad it was destroyed.
RIP Dee
Shame we can't see the interior.
Looks like a modest house.
Is there any way to view the old interior photos?
Anyone have an archive link to the original real estate page?
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