Alexander, who purchased the home in 2002 for $1.1 million, won an Emmy for his contributions to the series "Lost," in addition to developing video games and writing for many other shows, including "Alias" and "Heroes."
The 4,399-square-foot single-family estate was built in 1964 and has five bedrooms and five bathrooms. A separate building on the estate could be used for a guest house, home office or a studio, according to the listing.
The listing for the home emphasizes that it has a private entrance and a lagoon-style pool, manicured gardens and sunlit patios. The home includes a library with floor to ceiling built-in shelves and a projector to watch movies.
According to Zillow, Sherman Oaks has more than 1,100 homes for sale and more than 1,400 that were recently sold, with a median list price of more than $350,000.
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