Red Hot Chili Peppers founding member Michael Peter Balzary, better known as Flea, has relisted his Los Angeles mansion for nearly $7 million.
The rock star originally purchased the 5.7-acre property for $4.25 million in 2018. He previously attempted to sell the home in 2022 for nearly $10 million.
This resort, located north of downtown Los Angeles in La Crescenta, is separated into two structures: the main house, built in the 2000s, and the original house on the property.
The original house, which features two bedrooms, one bathroom, walls of glass and a Bear Valley stone fireplace, was designed by Richard Neutra, a famous Austrian-American architect, for Flea’s secretary, Dorothy Serulnic, in 1953.
The modern 1,350 square foot space features unique architect-designed built-ins, including a sofa system with a hidden record player and speakers, multiple desks, bookshelves, a dining room table , a sliding breakfast nook and a vanity.
Founding member of the Red Hot Chili Peppers’ Flea has relisted his Los Angeles mansion for nearly $7 million
The complex is separated into two structures: the main house, built in the 2000s, and the property’s original house, built in 1953.
The original house, which features two bedrooms, one bathroom, walls of glass and a Bear Valley stone fireplace, was designed by Richard Neutra, a famous Austrian-American architect, for Flea’s secretary, Dorothy Serulnic, in 1953.
The main house, built by award-winning architect Michael Maltzman, is unique in that it is a seven-sided structure with an interior courtyard at its center.
The modern 1,350 square foot space features unique architect-designed built-ins
Built-ins include a sofa system with a record player and concealed speakers, multiple desks, bookshelves, a dining room table and a slide-out breakfast nook and vanity.
Beautiful views of the city skyline and mountains are available from this pristine architectural gem, which opens onto a flat grassy area.
The master suite overlooks the surrounding landscape and courtyard from its curvilinear penny tile bathroom
Beautiful views of the city skyline and mountains are available from this pristine architectural gem, which opens onto a flat grassy area.
The main house, built by award-winning architect Michael Maltzman, is unique in that it is a seven-sided structure with an interior courtyard at its center.
The futuristic structure, “inspired by geometric arrangements of interlocking polygons,” includes two bedrooms, two bathrooms and breathtaking views of the city and mountains, according to the architect. website.
The master suite overlooks the surrounding landscape and courtyard from its curvilinear penny tile bathroom.
The main residence also includes an office space and living room, as well as plenty of built-in storage throughout.
In 2021, Maltzman once again completed an 875 square foot addition.
Away from the main residences is a one-bedroom cabin located on the five acres that border the Angeles National Forest.
The rock star originally purchased the 5.7-acre property for $4.25 in 2018.
The futuristic mansion was ‘inspired by geometric arrangements of interlocking polygons’
Flea originally listed the property in 2022 for more than $10 million, but took it off the market
The main residence also includes an office space and living room, as well as plenty of built-in storage throughout.
The main house has two bedrooms, two bathrooms and stunning views of the city and mountains, according to the architect’s website.
The home is listed with Sherri Rogers with Compass and Branon Williams with The Beverly Hills Estates
The property’s amenities are impressive, as they include a 50-foot-long Johnston Vidal swimming pool.
The cabin, designed and built by Los Angeles-based artist Peter Stanley, was constructed with “naturally felled, locally sourced trees,” according to the architect. website.
The property’s amenities are impressive, as they include a 50-foot-long Johnston Vidal swimming pool. It also includes an outdoor cinema pavilion with wind screen and catering kitchen.
The house is listed with Sherri Rogers with Compass and Branden Williams with the Beverly Hills estates.
TMZ was the first to announce the news of the re-registration.
