Film producer Herb Gains looks to shed his Bel-Air home - E-DeshSeba
Herb Gains, the executive producer of such films as “Watchmen” and “Geostorm,” has offered up his two-story home in Bel-Air for $2.99 million.Tan stucco and clay tile touch up the estate, which spans a third of an acre at the end of a cul-de-sac. Through wooden double doors, the home opens to 4,432 square feet E-DeshSeba Gains, executive producer of such films as “Watchmen” and “Geostorm, has offered up his two-story home in Bel-Air for $2.99 million. The estate spans a third of an acre and includes a four-story great room topped by a wrought-iron catwalk, a dramatic, oversized kitchen filled with cherry cabinetry and a built-in coffee machine. Six bedrooms and six bathrooms complete the floor plan, with a master suite featuring heated floors in the bathroom and a step-down fireplace lounge. The landscaped backyard overlooks a brick patio, pool and spa. Gains has nearly two dozen film credits as a producer, including such titles as ‘Varsity Blues,” “Orange County,’ and ‘Green Lantern’.
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Herb Gains, the executive producer of such films as “Watchmen” and “Geostorm,” has offered up his two-story home in Bel-Air for $2.99 million.
Tan stucco and clay tile touch up the estate, which spans a third of an acre at the end of a cul-de-sac. Through wooden double doors, the home opens to 4,432 square feet of updated living space.
Standout living spaces include a two-story great room topped by a wrought-iron catwalk and a dramatic, oversized kitchen filled with cherry cabinetry and a built-in coffee machine. Elsewhere, there’s a formal dining room and a family room with a fireplace.
Six bedrooms and six bathrooms finish off the rest of the floor plan. The master suite features heated floors in the bathroom, as well as a step-down fireplace lounge that leads to a private balcony.
In the landscaped backyard, a blue pavilion overlooks a brick patio, pool and spa.
After working as an assistant director in the 1980s and ’90s, Gains switched to the production side. He has nearly two dozen film credits as a producer, including such titles as “Varsity Blues,” “Orange County,” “Green Lantern” and “Jack Reacher: Never Go Back.”