Dating to the 1930’s, this open-concept single-floor is now the property of Jamie-Lynn Sigler and Cutter Dykstra. The couple recently took possession of the house, with a purchase price of $2.1 million—a little under the $2.2 million asking. The home last changed hands in 2015 for around $900K. Somewhere out there is a happy flipper.

The house’s history gives it a touch of solidity, but it’s the sense of expanse that makes it interesting. From the moment you walk through the door, the home presents an impressive sense of space; the vaulted ceiling of the foyer leads straight past a den and dining room on the right side and into the open concept kitchen, lounge, and breakfast room, which features cathedral ceilings and exposed beams. The sense of liberation conjured by this room, the center of the house, is really very striking.

The interior renovations include recessed lighting, a minimalist fireplace, and modern-looking whitewash and angular design features. Glass walls open to a terrace with another minimalist fireplace. There is a pool area in one corner of the property, with spa, and grill patio.

The home contains four bedrooms and 3.5 baths, including the master suite, which also contains a private living area with fireplace, and French doors leading to a private patio.

Jamie-Lynn Sigler has appeared in a Broadway production of ‘Beauty and the Beast,’ the HBO series ‘Entourage,’ and ABC’s too-cool ‘Ugly Betty.’

Cutter Dykstra is a professional baseball player. He has played for the Washington Nationals.