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A stunning mid-century modern home in Palm Springs once has been put on the market.
The four bedroom, four bathroom 2,978 square foot home once owned by the legendary actress - who died in 1962 at age 36 under suspicious circumstances - has been listed for $3.3 million.
The home - which is known as the Marilyn Monroe Doll House - was
The living room of the beautiful home features high vaulted ceilings.
No doubt it is the perfect place to host parties as there are multiple entertaining spaces and even a private pool.
The property sits on a rare elevated lot and features stunning mountain views.
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A stunning mid-century modern home in Palm Springs once owned by Hollywood Golden Age icon Marilyn Monroe has been put on the market
Monroe is seen on the set of Niagara in 1951
It was designed by Charles DuBois and built by the Alexander Company.
It has also been remodeled with respect to preserve the original architectural elements to keep that old mid-century charm.
Would YOU snap up Marilyn’s former desert retreat for $3.3million?
The four bedroom, four bathroom 2,978 square foot home once owned by the legendary actress has been listed for $3.3 million
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The home - which is known as the Marilyn Monroe Doll House - was built in 1961 which was one year before her untimely death
The living room of the beautiful home features high vaulted ceilings
The living room has near floor to ceiling windows and sliding doors for a seamless transition between indoor and outdoor
The very blue kitchen is shown
The formal dining room is pictured
A bar leading to the outside is shown
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The massive primary bedroom is shown
The primary bathroom is certainly a serene place
One of the four bedrooms is pictured
One of the four bathrooms is shown
The patio area will certainly be a favorite area to host guests
A fire pit by the pool is shown
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No doubt it is the perfect place to host parties as there are multiple entertaining spaces and even a private pool
The property sits on a rare elevated lot and features stunning mountain views
On August 4, 1962, Monroe died at age 36 of an overdose of barbiturates at her Los Angeles home. Her death was ruled a probable suicide
Next came her movie career that kicked off with parts in As Young as You Feel and Monkey Business, and in the dramas Clash by Night and Don't Bother to Knock.
