Beginning a couple of decade in the past, heavy-metal icon/horror movie auteur Rob Zombie and his actress spouse Sheri Moon Zombie quietly started assembling probably the most distinctive residential compounds within the Hollywood Hills.
Rob and Sheri purchased the primary residence for $2.5 million in April 2016. In 2018, they paid $4.5 million for the bigger residence subsequent door. In the present day, they listed the extraordinarily non-public compound for $9 million.
The houses are additionally obtainable individually, with the bigger listed for $5.6 million and the smaller for $3.4 million.
The itemizing consists of two architecturally important houses, facet by facet, tucked deep within the Laurel Canyon neighborhood. Each had been designed within the Nineteen Fifties by midcentury architect Robert “Boulder” Thorgusen. Collectively, they span greater than seven secluded acres of land initially landscaped by the legendary Garrett Eckbo. The setting looks like one thing out of one in every of Zombie’s movies—non-public, atmospheric, and visually hanging.
Zombie and his spouse, actress Sheri Moon Zombie, purchased the houses in two separate transactions: the smaller home for $2.5 million practically ten years in the past, and the bigger subsequent door for $4.5 million in early 2018. They’ve now listed your entire dual-parcel property for $9 million.
The smaller of the 2 houses is a 2,300-square-foot one-level residence inbuilt 1953. Designed by midcentury architect Robert “Boulder” Thorgusen, the house options two bedrooms, two loos, and a dramatic folded roofline. Inside, slate flooring and partitions of glass lend a moody but elegant really feel, anchored by a hovering lounge with the unique raised-hearth fire.
The kitchen is fitted with top-of-the-line Miele and Gaggenau home equipment and connects to a eating space and a garden-facing bed room. The first suite consists of clerestory home windows, a soaking tub, and a walk-in bathe. Outside, the property is surrounded by mature bushes and incorporates a raised spa and lap pool flanked by a wooden sundeck.
Here is a full video tour of the unimaginable Zombie compound:
The land was initially landscaped by the legendary Garrett Eckbo, and your entire compound is tucked away behind a shared gated driveway within the coronary heart of Laurel Canyon.
Rob Zombie is likely one of the uncommon entertainers who has efficiently constructed twin careers in each music and movie, directing cult horror classics corresponding to “The Satan’s Rejects” and the 2007 remake of “Halloween.” This compound mirrors that twin legacy: non-public, cinematic, and undeniably cool.
For patrons drawn to secluded design, outdated Hollywood historical past, or rock-and-roll pedigree, it is a one-of-a-kind alternative to personal a chunk of California inventive historical past.