“How I Met Your Mother” Josh Radnor Lists $3.85M 1920's Spanish Style LA Retreat in Los Feliz

Actor Josh Radnor, known for his role in “How I Met Your Mother”, is bidding farewell to his 1920s Spanish-style home in Los Feliz, LA. Having lived in the house for five years, Radnor is now selling it for $3.85 million following his recent marriage in January. This serene residence, which spans approximately 3600 square feet, features four bedrooms and three bathrooms.

Historic Charm and Unique Features

The home retains many of its original 1920s elements, such as colorful tiles, wooden ceiling beams, and arched doorways. One of the most striking features is the hand-stenciled coffered ceiling in the double-height foyer, complemented by an iron candlestick-style chandelier and terra-cotta tiled floors. Radnor highlights the house's unique blend of grandeur and coziness, describing it as an oasis from the world's chaos.

Thoughtful Design and Decor

Radnor enlisted designer Kishani Perera to emphasize the home's historic features. The kitchen is a notable example, with a hand-painted Mediterranean terra-cotta tiled backsplash, blue-green cabinets, a farmhouse sink, and stainless steel appliances. The formal dining room, adjacent to the kitchen, opens to a secluded backyard patio through French doors.

Luxurious Primary Suite

Upstairs, the primary suite includes a balcony and a completely renovated bathroom accessed via a custom closet. The bathroom features period-appropriate black-and-white tiles, a marble vanity, and the original bathtub in an arched alcove beside a glass-walled shower.

Memorable Moments and Fond Farewells

Radnor shared his affection for the house with fond memories, particularly highlighting the great room. He described the transformation of this room from stately and severe to warm and inviting, thanks to Perera's efforts. The room features a comfortable couch, bookcases, a fireplace, a hanging tapestry from Peru, and a Moroccan chandelier. Radnor expressed his sentimentality, noting that many friends have called it their favorite room in Los Angeles.