A house dubbed the “saxophone house” located in the Berkeley Hills is for sale for nearly $2 million.
The 4,000-square-foot property is on Tunnel Road and was built after the 1991 Oakland Hills fire.
Its original owner was an amateur jazz musician and its three stories have a ton of musical details including a golden staircase with treble-clef railings.
Over the weekend, the home was posted on the popular Facebook group Zillow Gone Wild.
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Derek Han, the home's listing agent with Better Homes and Garden's Real Estate, tells NBC Bay Area that the home is one-of-a-kind, and even "more unique once people come in to see the house in person."
The house features an Art Deco facade and large golden towers shaped like a saxophone. It was designed by Ace Architects and built in 1996. The main house sits on 10,000 square feet of property, and includes 4 bedrooms and 3 1/2 baths. There is a guest house with an additional bedroom and bathroom.
The Scene
Watch the video above to see inside this unique home.
