Soap star’s former Hollywood Hills chalet lists for $3 million

A Hollywood Hills home that looks like an Aspen chalet plunked down in Los Angeles has hit the market for $2.99 million.

The all-wood spread at 8497 Harold Way was once home to soap star Peter Reckell, the original Bo Brady on “Days of Our Lives.”

“It looks like you are in Aspen,” listing broker Bianca Fields of Carolwood Estates told The Post. 

“But it feels like Disneyland, like it’s not even real,” added Carolwood co-listing broker Adriana Yedidsion.

The pair share the listing with Mark Cianciulli and Patrick Sweeney of The CREM Group.

Built in 1954, the “chalet-inspired” house comes with a peaked roof and a “country and rock-n-roll vibe,” Yedidsion said.

Reckell played Bo from 1983 to 1987 and returned to the role on and off until 2023. He owned the 4,598-square-foot home for 19 years, from 1984 to 2003.

That stretch covered his marriage to Dale Kristien, a “Days of Our Lives” co-star who went on to star in “The Phantom of the Opera.” The two wed in 1987 and divorced in 1991. Reckell married singer-songwriter and documentary filmmaker Kelly Moneymaker in 1998.

Also a musician, Reckell built a soundproof recording studio in the house.

“Everything is thought out with intention. [Reckell] spent a lot of time tinkering with the house and being playful,” Yedidsion said.

Robert Kelker-Kelly, who took over as Bo after Reckell’s second stint, died Oct. 3 in Missouri at age 62, Page Six reported.

The seller is a trust tied to the late celebrity plastic surgeon Stephen Pincus.

Framed by mature trees, the rustic three-bedroom, five-bath retreat is packed with exposed beams, custom woodwork and ironwork.

It’s also filled with eclectic furnishings and art, plus one-off touches like a corrugated iron art wall along the main entryway.

A stone fireplace anchors the sunlit living room, which has tall windows, glass doors, wood floors, built-in shelves and a high ceiling.

The open kitchen and dining area has “integrated wine and glass storage,” per the listing, and windows that look out on the trees.

For entertaining, there’s a family room and a separate billiards room.

A main-floor bedroom currently serves as a home office.

Upstairs, the large main bedroom suite has vaulted ceilings, a fireplace and French doors that open to a private deck, along with a custom walk-in closet and a spa-like bath.

An open gallery overlooking the living room offers an “inviting place to read or unwind,” the listing notes.

Multiple decks, balconies and a stone patio round out the indoor/outdoor flow.