Dick Clarks Flintstones Home Faces Rocky Market DAILY REAL ESTATE NEWS | WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 2014 Youd think a listing offering 23 acres of Malibu bluff space, with panoramic vistas of the Pacific Ocean and nearby mountains, would be snapped up by an enthusiastic movie star or celebrity. But when the style of the house brings back memories of Fred and Wilma Flintstones stone-age abode, it takes a particularly devoted fan to stay with the transaction. Dick Clark listed the one-bedroom home, his second house used primarily on weekends, two months before his May 2012 death for $3.5 million. Nearly a year later, the listing dropped to $3.25 million, and this month the price dropped again, to just under $3 million. Described as a marriage of form, function, and nature, the home includes a voluminous interior with vaulted ceilings, a wood-burning fireplace, and intimate seating areas. Photos show a striking exterior with an interior that carries through the motif, with neutral colors, recessed lighting, and openings in walls to provide a cavernous feel. But theres no word on whether the shower comes with a wooly mammoth showerhead or pelican garbage disposal. The late Clarks primary home was also well-known for its unique styling, a large hexagon steps away from the Malibu beach. Source: Dick Clarks Flintstones Abode Gets PriceChopped to $3M, Curbed (3/3/2014)
Posted on: Thu, 20 Mar 2014 14:44:10 +0000
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