Actress Alley, Maine home, kitchen and pink all in the market

Kirstie Alley

A pastel pink kitchen is just one of many women get over-the-top estate on the ocean in Maine Kirstie Alley, actress-turned-reality TV star in the market for $ 2,350,000.

Registered with Sotheby's International Realty, the summer residence of the island of Islesboro Waldo County has 3140 square feet of living space and 16 acres of land. The house is on the road to West Bay near Islesboro.

The house was built in 1993. Lane purchased in April 2003 by Robert Congdon for $ 1,150,000. The city is the value of the property at $ 1,190,000, and property taxes are $ 13,000 per year.

Accessible by ferry, private boat or plane, the island serves as a summer bag for a number of celebrities and personalities. Among the most popular islands are the homeowners actor John Travolta and his wife, actress Kelly Preston.

Alley House is dominated by a system of interior design shop full of pale pink, mint green and fabric flowers. It has five bedrooms and four bathrooms and a half.
According to published reports, Alley has worked for an interior design business in his hometown of Wichita, Kansas, for a career in Hollywood.

Janet Anderson, Islesboro town clerk, said he had heard that the actress set the house itself.
Alley is known for her role in TV show "Cheers" in late 1980 and early 1990, he received an Emmy. He also starred in the television series "Veronica's Closet" and "Look Who's Talking" series of films. In May, the hall and dance partner Maksim Chmerkovskiy to second place on "Dancing with the Stars."
In 1998, when Alley was about to get divorced actor Parker Stevenson, has failed in his efforts to the field of law, from Maine to determine how the assets and custody of the couple will split. Maine Judicial Court ruled that California had jurisdiction. At that time, Alley is not only pay taxes in Maine, but that voters in Maine, and holds a license in Maine.

California divorce law requires that all assets of the couple to be equally divided, but the statute requires that the assets built during the marriage only Maine is divided.
Jackie Hall, the management agent list Sotheby's, had many requests from the media about the house.
However, Hall said: "I am not free to use any information."