- Disneyland may be closed for the foreseeable future, but there is still a bit of Disney up for grabs in California.
- As first reported by the Los Angeles Times, Walt Disney’s onetime vacation home in Palm Springs is on the market for $1.1 million.
- Disney referred to the four-bedroom home as his “Technicolor Dream House” because of its brightly colored interior.
- Disney built the home as a retreat in 1962 and lived there with his wife Lillian until his death in 1966.
- Here’s a look inside Disney’s former Palm Springs pad.
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2688 South Camino Real, also known as Walt Disney’s “Technicolor Dream House,” is on the market for $1.1 million.
The listing is held by Michael Erives and Darcey Deetz of Better Homes & Gardens Real Estate.
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Located in the Indian Canyons neighborhood of Palm Springs, California, the house was the former vacation home of Walt Disney.
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Disney and his wife Lillian built the home in 1962. Disney passed away four years later at the age of 65, but the house remained in the family until 2015.
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The single-story, four-bedroom home is built in the atomic ranch style on a quarter-acre of land.
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Midcentury atomic ranches are typically one level and have stone, brick, or stucco exteriors, according to Erives.
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Though the home is unassuming from the outside, the bright red front door opens up to a playful foyer with a mirrored ceiling.
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Immediately to the right is the master bedroom ...
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The space features a brightly colored accent wall, sliding glass doors to the outside ...
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... and an en-suite bathroom.
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Straight ahead is the open-concept living area.
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Glass doors line almost the entirety of the back-facing wall ...
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... and pops of color fill the space.
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The living room transitions into a seated bar ...
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... which opens up into a renovated kitchen.
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Like the master bedroom, the three guest rooms at the opposite end of the house have bright accent walls and furnishings ....
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... en-suite bathrooms ...
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... and doors leading to the backyard pool and Jacuzzi.
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The house looks over the second fairway of the Indian Canyons Gold Resort, which according to Erives, was a favorite haunt of Disney's.
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