Romantic comedy queen Meg Ryan’s former San Francisco six-bedroom home that she shared with actor Dennis Quaid was priced at nearly $9 million in July 2014.
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Jason Wakefield/TopTenRealEstate
Meg Ryan’s former home in Pacific Palisades was for sale for $8.995 million.
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Jason Wakefield/TopTenRealEstate
Ryan and Quaid lived in the house together when they were married from 1991 through 2001.
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Jason Wakefield/TopTenRealEstate
The residence has been used as a location for a feature film and a TV pilot, as well as in catalogs for Pottery Barn and Design within Reach.
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Jason Wakefield/TopTenRealEstate
The home was built in 1889 and designed by Samuel Newsom, who also designed the Oakland and Berkley city halls as well as the Napa Valley Opera House.
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Jason Wakefield/TopTenRealEstate
The glamorous home has wide, open rooms filled with light and neutral paint.
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Jason Wakefield/TopTenRealEstate
The 1889-built home still has the peaked roofs and detailed ornamentation intact.
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Jason Wakefield/TopTenRealEstate
The house has wide views of the bay, a curving stairwell and light-colored hardwood floors.
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Jason Wakefield/TopTenRealEstate
There are wide views of the bay from all the main rooms and especially from what is called the “pent room.”
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Jason Wakefield/TopTenRealEstate
Meg Ryan’s former house sold in July 2014. It is a six-bedroom, seven-bathroom house in San Francisco.
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Jason Wakefield/TopTenRealEstate
The house has wide views of the bay, a curving stairwell and light-colored, hardwood floors.
(Jason Wakefield/TopTenRealEstate)
Jason Wakefield/TopTenRealEstate
During their marriage, Meg Ryan and Dennis Quaid lived in the Victorian home in San Francisco.
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Jason Wakefield/TopTenRealEstate
Built in 1889, the six-bedroom, seven-bathroom house was designed by Samuel Newsom who also designed the Oakland and Berkeley city halls and the Napa Valley Opera House.
(Jason Wakefield/TopTenRealEstate)
Jason Wakefield/TopTenRealEstate
One of the focal points in the house is the curved stairs.
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Jason Wakefield/TopTenRealEstate
Meg Ryan, who has starred in hits such as “Sleepless in Seattle,” “You’ve Got Mail,” and “When Harry Met Sally,” used to live in a Victorian house that is being sold.
(Jason Wakefield/TopTenRealEstate)
Jason Wakefield/TopTenRealEstate
The home still has the peaked roofs and detailed ornamentation intact.
(Jason Wakefield/TopTenRealEstate)
Jason Wakefield/TopTenRealEstate
The open rooms are filled with light, and the neutral paint immediately provides a sense of airiness and space.
(Jason Wakefield/TopTenRealEstate)
Jason Wakefield/TopTenRealEstate
Meg Ryan’s former San Francisco six-bedroom home that she shared with actor Dennis Quaid sold for $8.25 million.
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Jason Wakefield/TopTenRealEstate
There are seven bathrooms in the house.
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Jason Wakefield/TopTenRealEstate
The six-bedroom, seven-bathroom house was listed at $8.995 million.
(Jason Wakefield/TopTenRealEstate)
Jason Wakefield/TopTenRealEstate
The home was built in 1889 and had six bedrooms.
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Editor’s Note: This story has been corrected to note that the house Meg Ryan formerly lived in was sold in July 2014.
WASHINGTON — Meg Ryan’s former San Francisco home that she shared with actor Dennis Quaid sold for less than its $9 million asking price last summer, but it’s still a stunner.
Ryan’s former Victorian home in Pacific Palisades sold for $8.25 million. The romantic comedy queen, who has starred in hits such as “Sleepless in Seattle,” “You’ve Got Mail,” and “When Harry Met Sally,” lived in the six-bedroom, seven-bathroom house for a decade, TopTenRealEstateDeal.com reports.
Ryan and Quaid lived in the house together when they were married from 1991 through 2001.
The home was built in 1889 and designed by Samuel Newsom, who also designed the Oakland and Berkley city halls as well as the Napa Valley Opera House.
The house has wide views of the bay, curving stairwell and light hardwood floors. Also, the residence has been used as a location for a feature film and a TV pilot, as well as in catalogs for Pottery Barn and Design within Reach.
Sarah Beth Hensley is the Digital News Director at WTOP. She has worked several different roles since she began with WTOP in 2013 and has contributed to award-winning stories and coverage on the website.
