When Roger Perry first saw a Los Angeles Tudor Revival in 2013, he knew he loved the house, despite its rough condition. He didn’t realize that the century-old house would lead him to find another kind of love as well.

In the process of buying the estate for $3.95 million, Mr. Perry met his future husband there. The former Bradly Healy, now Bradly Perry, was at the house because his uncle was handling a sale of its contents as part of the seller’s bankruptcy proceedings.

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