Mario Lopez’s Former Glendale Home Returns to Market for $5.8 Million—With TV Host’s Bold Renovation Pick Still Intact

Mario Lopez’s former Spanish Revival estate is back on the market in California for $5.79 million, three years after the "Access Hollywood" host and his family moved out.Much like its former owner's beloved “Saved by the Bell” role, A.C. Slater, the Glendale home is an iconic character in its own right. Built in 1929 by the inventor of the armored car, Peter Damm, the 7,700-square-foot residence has since become known more affectionately as “Lorelei."Adding to its impressive lineage is the property's inclusion on Glendale's historic registry in 1977, becoming the first private home to be given the prestigious designation.Lopez, 52, purchased the home for $1.94 million in 2010, months before welcoming his first daughter, Gia Francesca Lopez, with his now-wife, Courtney Mazza.The family resided in the eight -bedroom abode for 13 years—welcoming sons Dominic Luciano Lopez in 2013 and Santino Rafael Lopez in 2019—before moving into a larger home in La Cañada Flintridge, CA, in 2023, at which point they listed Lorelei for $5.15 million.Loading...Mario Lopez purchased the historic Glendale home for $1.94 million in 2010. He eventually sold it for $4.55 million in 2023.Realtor.comLoading....