The property of the film director is offered in Hollywood Hills for more than 13 million euros and is a large part of its history.
David Lynch, one of the most influential directors of contemporary cinema, left his great mark in the industry and also in his own home. His Hollywood Hills house, where he resided and worked during four decadesjust goes to the market with a very high price.
It is an architectural complex that includes several constructions acquired and expanded over the years, surrounded by an imposing landscape and flooded with unique details. Now, fans of his work and architecture lovers can know closely the home that was the scene of their inspiration and creation.
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The property, located on a hill of more than 9 hectares in Senalda Road, is valued in 12.7 million eurosequivalent to some 15 million dollars. From there, Lynch developed much of his career, even shooting scenes from his movie “Lost Highway.”
The set includes seven buildings: the main residence, a two -story guest house, a study with several work areas, a house next to the pool and other minor constructions.
He brutalist and modern style From the mid -twentieth century it crosses all the property. The large concrete blocks in Zig Zag are part of both exterior and interior areas. The facade on the other hand is covered in pink concrete. The windows are very wide, so they allow the interior to merge with the natural environment of the hill, generating a continuity between open and internal spaces.
Today, with the property for sale, the possibility that a new owner living or works in a place that witnessed the work of one of the Great filmmakes of the twentieth century.
Source: Ambito
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