Recently fired Los Angeles broadcast journalist Harold Greene lists his 3,912-square-foot house in Los Angeles’ Toluca Lake area for $2.299M

Recently dismissed Los Angeles broadcast journalist Harold Greene and his wife, Charlene ‘Chuckie’ Greene, have placed their four-bedroom, 3,912-square-foot house in Los Angeles’ Toluca Lake area on the market for $2,299,000. In a Big Time Listings exclusive, we can report on the listing of the house at 4655 Ledge Avenue in Toluca Lake by Greene, who was let go by KCBS-Channel 2 in April in a nationwide cost-cutting effort at CBS. Reportedly now retired from broadcast journalism, Greene is shown here with his fellow co-anchor, Ann Martin, who also was part of the recent wave of terminations. Listing information identifies Greene’s one-story house as being “celebrity-owned.” Built in 1949, Greene’s house has four full baths, a three quarters bath and five fireplaces, according to public records and listing information. Other features include a chef’s kitchen with two dishwashers, two stoves and a double oven, a breakfast nook with a fireplace, a butler’s pantry with a sink, a living room with a leaded glass bay window, a formal dining room, a family room with a brick fireplace, a wet bar and a beamed ceiling, a master suite with a brick fireplace and French doors to a private patio and a separate guest house, according to listing information. The house sits on a 0.38-acre property that has a detached two-car garage, a grassy area and a pool, according to public records and listing information. Records show that Greene purchased the house in 1992 for $1,160,000. Check out an online listing sheet for Greene’s house – complete with photos. And, take a look at another online listing sheet for the house. Greene owns other property as well, including a 1,638-square-foot house on 4.33 acres in Swisshome, Oregon that he purchased in 2004 for $129,178, according to public records. In addition, he owns a 1,082-square-foot condo unit at 855 Beachfront Drive in Solana Beach, California, near San Diego, which he purchased in 1994 for $333,000, according to public records.

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