‘Charlie’s Angels’ star Shelley Hack sells Santa Monica home for $11.4 million

In the latest example of Southern California’s seller’s market, “Charlie’s Angels� actress Shelley Hack just sold her Santa Monica Craftsman for $11.43 million — or $2.58 million more than she was asking.

Hack and her husband, director Harry Winer, are walking away with a huge profit. Not only did they haul in significantly more than their original asking price of $8.85 million, but they also paid just $1.6 million for the property in 1988.

The secluded compound sits about a mile from the ocean in Santa Monica’s North of Montana neighborhood. Across half an acre, there’s a 99-year-old main home, one-bedroom guesthouse, rustic barn and manicured backyard with a deck and pool surrounded by gardens and fruit trees.

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The exterior.  (Noel Kleinman)

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The front porch.  (Noel Kleinman)

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The living room.  (Noel Kleinman)

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The kitchen.  (Noel Kleinman)

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The sun room.  (Noel Kleinman)

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The dining area.  (Noel Kleinman)

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The bedroom.  (Noel Kleinman)

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The bathroom.  (Noel Kleinman)

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The back patio.  (Noel Kleinman)

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The pool.  (Noel Kleinman)

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The garden.  (Noel Kleinman)

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The backyard.  (Noel Kleinman)

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The 99-year-old home.  (Noel Kleinman)

A classic Craftsman, the home enters through a spacious front porch and features bright, column-lined spaces with hardwood floors and splashes of tile in the bathrooms and fireplaces. A highlight comes in the sunroom, a window-lined space with French doors and a skylight.

Five bedrooms and 4.5 bathrooms are spread across 4,353 square feet, including a second-story primary suite with a balcony overlooking the pool below. Out back, a trellis-topped deck leads to the hedged backyard.

Hack, 74, starred as Tiffany Welles in the fourth season of “Charlie’s Angels,� and her other TV credits include “Cutter to Houston� and “Jack and Mike.� She and Winer serve as co-presidents of the production company Smash Media.

F. Ron Smith and David Berg of Smith & Berg Partners at Compass held the listing. Robert Morton, also with Smith & Berg Partners at Compass, represented the buyer.