The longtime Los Angeles home of late actor and comedian Paul Reubens, better known to the world for his hilariously childlike, red bow tie-wearing alter-ego Pee-wee Herman, has come to market not quite a year after the “Pee-wee’s Big Adventure” star’s death at age 70. Nestled into a celeb-favored pocket of the Los Feliz neighborhood and priced at $5 million, the fun and funky hilltop residence was built in the 1950s and today features vintage wall coverings, yellow Formica counters in the kitchen and a huge stone fireplace in the living room. Other highlights include a swimming pool and spectacular views that include the Griffith Park Observatory. A 9,000-square-foot contemporary mansion priced at $15.5 million aims to shatter a local sales record as the most expensive home ever sold on New York’s Shelter Island. Facing Coecles Harbor, the eight-bedroom spread sits on 2.2 acres with rolling lawns, a swimming pool and a private dock.

Pee-Wee Herman's Personal Playhouse in L.A. Could Be Yours for $5 Million

Owned by the late actor and comedian Paul Reubens for almost 40 years, the midcentury ranch house where he often entertained guests is now on the market in Los Feliz

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