Boho-chic attraction to tight enclaves, where rock legends like Neil Young once lives for $ 4.99 million

Living like a rock lies everything that is cracked to be in Topanga, California’s “House of Egd”.

The five -bedroom list, with the Top Top Real Estate Deals, is part of the tight community that Neil Young, Jim Morrison, Joni Mitchell, some members of Eagles and Linda Ronstadt have called them all home.

Jennifer Tucker of Compass holds $ 4.99 million.

The 3,350-square-foot house did not win its reputation from a former famous Occupator, however. The “EGD House” moniker came from the non -conventional inspirations of the New Age after its construction.

The house builders, two artists, were inspired by the concept of an embryo.

Chad Hagerman and Allison Ochmanek of Raskal producers build residence as a symbol of “the origin of life, potential and transformation”, according to the exit.

Attraction, caught over a canyon, boasts an open -concept layout that extracts warmth, with hand -polled walls, craft stone, walnut mill and ancient oak floors.

Quiet interiors include a kitchen of a chef with walnut cabinets and stone countertops, as well as a large family room with access to an outdoor deck.

The plaster walls and large, circular windows add to the organic feeling of the house, while the cement floors and steel accents give it an industrial, brutal advantage.

A steel and walnut scale is connected to the second floor with a primary suite similar to the bathroom and three interior bedrooms. An underground floor includes a two -car garage.

1.25 hectares enjoyed views of the surrounding visas, with a orchard of fruit trees and native plant gardens cultivated with ecosystems of California and Australia. There are also two additional guest houses for an artist’s studio or fitness space.

The area around the property has a long legacy between artists and creators. The community, located in the Santa Monica Mountains, served as a popular oasis riding between the 1960s and 70s back-to-natural movement. Artists like Neil Young and Joni Mitchell called Topanga Home in that era, and Marvin Gaye once described it as “a place where I can create my masterpiece”.

The house is just a short car to the former country of Topanga Corral, a famous rock ‘n’ Roll Roadouse – since burning – that inspired the song of the “Roadouse Blues” dog hit, hosted a canned Heat Live album and Saw shows by Etta James and Linda Ronstadt.