Marilyn Monroe\u2019s former Palm Springs home has dazzled its way onto the market with a $3.3 million price tag.<\/p>\n
Known as the \u201cMarilyn Monroe Doll House,\u201d the mid-century modern masterpiece was owned by the blonde bombshell until her death in 1962.<\/p>\n
Marilyn Monroe\u2019s former Palm Springs home has dazzled its way onto the market with a $3.3 million price tag. David Emerson<\/p>\n
Known as the \u201cMarilyn Monroe Doll House,\u201d the mid-century modern masterpiece was owned by the blonde bombshell until her death in 1962. Corbis via Getty Images<\/p>\n
Constructed only a year before the starlet\u2019s tragic passing, the home in the plush Vista Las Palmas neighborhood spans 3,000 square feet and features four bedrooms and four bathrooms. <\/p>\n
Architect Charles Du Bois designed the home, and the Alexander Construction Company turned it into a showpiece that helped define the city\u2019s allure.<\/p>\n
The property has seen updates over the years but still retains its vintage appeal.<\/p>\n
Architect Charles Du Bois designed the home, and the Alexander Construction Company turned it into a showpiece that helped define the city\u2019s allure. David Emerson<\/p>\n
Monroe became one of the most famous sex symbols of the 1950s. She died at age 36 from a barbiturate overdose in her Brentwood, Los Angeles home. Bettmann Archive<\/p>\n
The home boasts a spacious living area anchored by a fireplace, a dining nook, a retro semicircular bar. David Emerson<\/p>\n
Its prior owners \u201cwere sensitive to midcentury and wanted to do something that felt midcentury,\u201d listing agent David Emerson told Mansion Global<\/a>. <\/p>\n The home boasts a spacious living area anchored by a fireplace, a dining nook, a retro semicircular bar. <\/p>\n Sliding glass doors frame the main living space, opening to a patio, pool, hot tub and a fire pit featuring stunning views of the San Jacinto Mountains.<\/p>\n Sliding glass doors frame the main living space, opening to a patio, pool, hot tub and a fire pit featuring stunning views of the San Jacinto Mountains. David Emerson<\/p>\n Sliding glass doors frame the main living space, opening to a patio, pool, hot tub and a fire pit featuring stunning views of the San Jacinto Mountains. David Emerson<\/p>\n Constructed only a year before the starlet\u2019s tragic passing, the home in the plush Vista Las Palmas neighborhood spans 3,000 square feet and features four bedrooms and four bathrooms. David Emerson<\/p>\n