Is this $5M house for sale in California ‘whimsical’ or infuriating? Take a look
A unique home on the real estate market in Agoura Hills, California, for $4.9 million has tongues wagging on a popular social media page.
A five-bedroom, six-bathroom house that measures over 7,500 square feet comes with jaw-dropping views and a very iridescent exterior that appears splashed with every color imaginable.
And yes, it seems to work.
Inside is a different story, however. The interior sports high ceilings, slate-wrapped pillars and acid-washed concrete floors, which seems to lack the same warmth the colorful outside projects.
Other features, according to the listing on Zillow, include:
Primary suite with “spa-like haven” of a bathroom
Curving staircase
Infinity pool
Two spas
Waterfall
Fountains
Media area
Wine closet
The home caught the attention of Facebook page Zillow Gone Wild, which took to the comment section of the home’s post to either rave about the boldness of the color choices or toss out jokes surrounding it.
“If you have to live in a desert, this is how it is done,” one person remarked.
“Mickey Mouse Club House has an AMAZING pool!!!!” another exclaimed. “I’ll repaint!!!”
“This house was built by someone who describes themselves as an ’artiste’ and uses phrases like ‘splash of Chardonnay,’” one person said.
“Okay so there’s more color on the exterior walls than the interior,” another observed. “It seems like they enjoy ticking off the neighbors more than they actually enjoy color themselves.”
“Someone explain the glass brick walls to me, particularly the one under the pool table because I don’t understand it,” one comment said.
“It’s whimsical and has outstanding views,” another gushed. “It’s a yes for me.”
“The house is so fun and playful and colorful and then that kitchen is so dark and heavy and boring!!” one person remarked. “Just ruins everything.”
“The outside of this house looks like a title card from an episode of Rugrats,” another joked.
This story was originally published December 14, 2021 at 3:08 PM with the headline "Is this $5M house for sale in California ‘whimsical’ or infuriating? Take a look."