Secluded Monterey Bay mansion listed for sale at 4 point 6 million dollars

A mid-century modern mansion located in Northern California has been listed for sale at 4.6 million dollars, the New York Post reported. The property sits on a secluded ridge in the Soquel Hills and offers views overlooking Monterey Bay and the Santa Cruz countryside. The current asking price reflects a recent price reduction. [1]

According to the New York Post, the home located at 999 North Rodeo Gulch Road was built in 1965. The outlet noted that the building was designed by architect Aaron Green, whom Frank Lloyd Wright regarded as a son. The publication described the residence as one of the purest intact expressions of organic mid-century modern architecture in the region. [1]

The New York Post reported that the residence holds a history as the site of a brutal mass murder. The house is situated along the Pacific coast region near State Route 1, which runs 656 miles along the California coastline from Orange County to Mendocino County. [1][2]