Actress Denise Richards parts ways with Hidden Hills home with dog spa

Actress, model and animal activist Denise Richards has sold her home in Hidden Hills for $4.75 million. That’s a hair above the $4.395 million she paid for the acre-plus estate in 2007 and about $3 million less than her original asking price from two years ago — $7.749 million. Richie Gebbia, principal at the investment firm Muriel Seibert & Co., was the buyer.

The fenced and gated spread centers on a Traditional-style home that was built in 1991. The house has more than 8,300 square feet of interior that includes six bedrooms, eight bathrooms, a formal dining room and a over-the-top kitchen with a pizza oven.

Custom details are evident in the living room, which pairs black walls with blood-red accents. Two temperature-controlled and glass-enclosed wine walls flank the fireplace in the den/tasting room. A chandelier-topped dog hotel with built-in kennels and a pet-washing station is another feature added during Richards’ ownership.

Outdoors, there’s a lagoon-style pool with two swimming areas, a grotto and waterfall features. A separate, 800-square-foot entertainer’s pavilion holds a kitchen and dining area. Lawns and formal landscaping fill out the grounds.

Richards, 47, starred as Bond girl Dr. Christmas Jones in the 1998 film “The World Is Not Enough.� Her other credits include “Starship Troopers� (1997), “Undercover Brother� (2002) and “Scary Movie 3� (2003).

This year, the actress has stayed busy with a leading role in the horror flick “The Toybox.� She will make appearances in the upcoming films “1st Born� and “Christmas Break-In.�

Marc and Rory Shevin of Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties were the listing agents, according to the MLS.

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