Dennis Hopper Compound Relisted – Relisted is the status of the compound formerly owned by Dennis Hopper. The actor and director died in May of 2010 from prostate cancer.
The Dennis Hopper compound was listed for sale last year, but pulled off the market when it didn’t sale. It has now been relisted for sale proving the world wide real estate market has been depressed everywhere.
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Dennis Hopper Compound Relisted
Dennis Hopper Compound Relisted
The Dennis Hopper Compound is in Venice. The majestic views, privacy and beautiful architecture work are what make the property very special. However, this time on the market it has received several updates by architect Brian Murphy. The aim is to make the property more desirable.
The compound features a 4,900 square foot home with three separate, free standing lofts on it. The three free standing lofts are known as the three little pigs by those familiar to the compound. They are amazing in beauty, design, and space.
The Dennis Hopper compound was originally listed for sale in July of 2010 for $6,235,000, but the price was cut to $5,800,000 before it was removed from the market. The home didn’t sale and the sellers decided to pull it form the market.
In July 2011, the home was relisted on the market with a slight increase to the last listing. It is on the market for $5,995,000, but expected to be lowered again if there is no action on the property. There is a total of 10,125 square feet of living space including the home and the three little pigs. Nevertheless, the median Venice home value has dropped 7.5 percent in the last year.
The Dennis Hopper Compound is spectacular. The home features 7 bedrooms, 9 bathrooms, high ceilings, exposed beams, floating staircases and huge windows. There is a lap pool, pool house, and is located near the Main Street. - Dennis Hopper Compound Relisted
I feel terrible that I didn’t know that Dennis hopper died!
Doesn’t the price seem a little low for 10K of living space spread among 4 units? in venice?
Evan, I didn’t put this in the article, but while I was writing I had the exact same thought. I didn’t know he died……and I guess it seems low, but that goes to show you that you have to know your real estate markets or you could over pay, seriously.