Lily Munster's Studio City House Sells for $6.69 Mil

Yvonne de Carlo, the actress best known as TV's Lily Munster on the sitcom, The Munsters, lived in Studio City for a quarter century from 1950 to 1975.

The spacious estate that went on the market in January sold for $6.695 million by a team from Coldwell Banker. Christophe Choo, from the Beverly Hills office, handled both the buyers and sellers of the transaction. The property had previously been on the market for five years with other brokers.

The house includes a 1920s guest house, a pool house and an 8,000-square-foot main house. There's also a swimming pool and a barn on the gated 7.6-acre site, and the land is zoned for equestrian use.

Meanwhile, the guy who developed Pushing Daisies, Bryan Fuller, is working on a remake of the series for NBC. The black-and-white 1960s classic is reported to be edgier, darker and an hour long rather than half an hour. 

The 1313 Mockingbird Lane family featured Herman Munster, who looked like Frankenstein, his wife Lily, a vampire-like beauty, their wacky vampire Grandpa, wolfish son Eddie, a normal niece, Marilyn, who the family things is plain, and Spot, the pet dragon who lives under the stairs.

De Carlo also performed in The Ten Commandments (1956) and McLintock! (1963).