Wow. That house be trippin'.

Imagine packing that house up for a move.

The pool is spectacular, I’d be living in that. ;)

It's difficult to say how much better it will be without the decor.

To me, it looks like a neatO resort. I cannot imagine all the upkeep on that place. You would have to have a full staff just to keep it up. This is why I would never have more than 3 bedrooms, all I can think of is all the work keeping the place clean...HAHA!

Wow that is one unique place❣️I agree with Arkansas girl: upkeeping that residence is a 24/7 job.

When I see houses with so much personality, I wonder if the owners are fascinating to be around.

Joe's bar and grill on a golf course. No thank you.

The owners have embraced their eccentricity but I don't want to make it a group hug.

I. Can't. Even.

I wonder how long that took to put together.

The listing talks about all the unique collections and "bespoke art" as if it all STAYS...yikes!

The outside was rather stunning. The inside….I thought i had walked into a unique restaurant with the first photo, and then I had to stop looking. I felt like Alice walked through the looking glass.

I felt like Alice walked through the looking glass.

Yes! My feeling as well. I was attributing it to the quality of the photos. Was it is about real estate pics that have a surreal quality to them?! You see everything without seeing anything.

That pool though. I'm with Jinx on that one. Permanent vacation. The house is not my style but given the opportunity, I'd be up the challenge to make it my own. :P

The outdoor space is spectacular. I think the inside is fun and certainlly not the generic stuff you normally see.

Shudder.

That entire property is just…..totally uncalled for.

Pretty hippy-dippy!

I think once the 'decor' is gone, it seems woodsy & lodge-like.

I love some of the hardscape details outside. The pool is just too much, though - can you imagine the upkeep?

The asking price seems a bit low, IMO, and it's hard to believe it's been on the market for so long, with the market being what it is right now.

Gotta love the 'single family' designation - with 7 bedrooms and 9 bathrooms and 2 kitchens, I think it could easily accomodate more than one family!

I would have loved this house in the 90s though.

Wow! Such imagination! Impossible to take it all in.

I was diggin' the outside...But I'm with Ida...that inside is trippin'...

I was looking for the gift shop and the shaved ice stand. Last weekend, our temps were off the chart and DH and I had to be outside getting our hay into our shed. These photos reminded me of how I felt when I finally collapsed of heat exhaustion.

If you had Game of Thrones on your House Tour Bingo card, you won with that last bedroom.

Hard pass. I always wonder what a realtor says to a seller with so much stuff...

Heavens to Betsy. Alice in Wonderland.

Alice in Wonderland's nightmare.

I love this house, and from what I understand about the listing, the decor is staying with the house, and that is what I particularly like.

Yes, it is taste specific, and for someone with similar taste, it will be extremely valuable. I think it was very well done, for what it is.

It does remind me of the psychedelic late 1960s, which is when I first visited Laguna Beach and fell in love with it.

It might be a bit much to live with on a daily basis, but there is always the fabulous pool, not to mention the private golf course. It seems to me that it should be rented out rather than occupied by the owners.

It also reminds me of Big Sur and Sausalito from the early 1970s.

I find it fascinating. It somehow has the visual quality of an irregular kaleidoscope, kinda like a Klimt.

Talk about staging 😂