Late Bob Saget's Brentwood Home Hits The Market For Over $7 Million

The Los Angeles home of the late stand-up comedian Bob Saget is now up for sale, six months after his tragic death in Florida.

Regarding Bob's demise, he was found dead earlier in January at the Ritz-Carlton in Orlando, where he was on a stand-up tour and had previously performed in Ponte Vedra Beach.

As PEOPLE reported, the L.A. mansion he lived in before his death is now being sold for a few million dollars and comes with ‘to die for’ state-of-the-art technology.

The late ABC star's abode in Brentwood, L.A., houses a 6,608 square feet space, including six bedrooms, six furnished bathrooms, and a collection of modern technology installed by its former owner.

His nephew Adam Saget who is handling the house sale, recently dished about Bob's love for tech, saying, "Bob was very into tech. Over the years, he put in smart house controls and automation throughout the home."

As for the whole property, it was initially built in 1964 and remodeled in 2003 when Bob reportedly purchased it for $2.895 million.

The house features a three-car garage, pool, spa, grand motor court, and a barbecue entertainment spot.

In addition, the floor plan includes five bedrooms, a large main suite with high domed ceilings, a private patio, fireplace, and an elegant spa-like bathroom with a steam shower, tub, and spacious walk-in closet.

Adam said of the magnificent residence, "The natural light throughout the home is really wonderful, and from almost every window, you can see greenery. 

He added, "When driving into the property, the mature manicured landscaping offers a peaceful and tranquil setting; it doesn't feel like you are in L.A."

The "Full House" star's nephew noted that the property was shielded from the street and passers-by with gates, which he liked.

Selling the house is a saddening deed for Adam as he admitted that he would miss the highly cherished "family gatherings and holiday celebrations" the Saget clan shared in the home.

It is worth knowing that the "Fuller House" actor's death on January 9 coincided with the 75th birthday of his late older sister, who died in 1994 after a scleroderma diagnosis.

The cause of Bob's demise was initially not determined but was eventually ruled a head trauma accident caused by some fall.  

Months before his death, he mulled over his mortality in a podcast interview, where he mentioned being different than he was years ago, thanks to "therapy, having three kids, and watching people pass away."

Many were heartbroken about the brilliant comedian's death, including his beloved wife, Kelly Rizzo, who could not keep on living in their L.A. home without her husband.

The Blast previously revealed that Rizzo was processing the house sale as she found it hard to remain where they shared lots of fond memories with his family.

The news of the then-imminent property auction came after she appreciated fans for being supportive as their kindness got her through the challenging period.

She revealed that several strangers on social media became her friends after sharing relatable stories of grief with her.

Their stories helped her, which she admitted, along with fans' admiration for Bob, who positively influenced numerous people's lives.

Rizzo admitted that seeing the extent of Bob's impact on people's lives was "life-changing and immeasurable," and she knew it would mean a lot to the departed TV host.

Bob's grieving wife recently celebrated her first birthday without him following his 66th birthday two days before, which they always honored with a joint trip.

Unfortunately, this year was different as The Blast reported that Rizzo commemorated the days alone; however, she marked her special day with a wish and homage to the love of her life.

Her 43rd birthday wish was to have another day with her late husband, which she knew was impossible, so she settled for the beautiful memories they shared.

The travel blogger declared that Bob gave her the best birthdays she could have dreamed of, and he made her feel like the "most special girl in the whole world."

She was grateful to her sweetheart for the memories and did not leave the well-wishers out in her appreciation as she thanked them for their love and support.

Since Rizzo's birthday comes after Bob's, she made sure to mark his first birthday post-death and prior to her day with a beautiful tribute showing past sweet memories and how much he was missed.