The comfortably traditional seven-bedroom mid-century home of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Kyle Richards is back on the open market midsummer with a price bump that reflects the current seller’s market. The Bel-Air property is now asking $6.75 million.

According to public records, the home has been on and off the market since the end of 2017, when it asked a little under seven million, and has seen listings as low as $5.7 million. It has also been available as a rental throughout the period, with the monthly varying wildly between $18K and a rosy $50K.

An exterior in pale masonry with black accents, cul-de-sac lawn, a canopy of mature trees and a red brick front walk beginning with a gated arbor entry and pickets sketch the façade. Traditional enough.

Inside the 6,229 sq. ft. home, a similarly classic foyer — harlequin black-and-white marble tile, second-floor gallery, dressy chandelier — starts things out. In the shared spaces rusticity takes over, with raw timber ceilings, grooved plank floors, a red brick fireplace with hearth seat in the living room. In the kitchen and dayroom, cottage and well-heeled contemporary are given a soupçon of rusticity by way of an exposed rafter and a brick fireplace.

The .46-acre lot is fleshed out with a pool, a sports court, and a putting green.