Celebrated television producer Norman Lear, “Brady Bunch” actor Barry Williams and Maroon 5 guitarist James Valentine join the real estate fray.
was selling a Kern County ranch into which he had put considerable sweat equity. Among improvements, he had spent four years rebuilding the fence around the property, using telephone poles. “It’s been time-consuming but enjoyable,” he said. “You don’t find telephone poles in your local hardware store, you know.” For more of the actor’s quick wit, you’ll have to pick up the tale in the From the Archives section below.
The 41-year-old musician was part of the musical trio Square and also played with the ska band Reel Big Fish before joining Kara’s Flowers, later renamed Maroon 5, in the early 2000s. The group is known for such hits as “Harder to Breathe,” “Makes Me Wonder” and “Moves Like Jagger.” An entry hall, two-story library, screening room, office, seven bedrooms, eight full bathrooms and four powder rooms are among the living spaces. All that and parking for 35 cars.
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