A California Home That Look Like a Barbie Dream House is on the Market for $375,000
Come on, Barbie, let’s go … house hunting? Some people are comparing a new real estate listing to a Barbie Dream House, saying the pretty-in-pink property looks like it belongs to the beloved children’s toy.
Zillow Gone Wild even picked up the listing, celebrating the fun colors and whimsical touches found throughout the house. Of course, some believe that this could be too much of a good thing, and that the color-saturated rancher goes a little too far with the blush tones.
That being said, the pink house has a lot to offer the right homeowner, including a price that seems a little lower than what you would expect to see for such a unique listing.
Combine the surprising look with the home’s dreamy location, and this property probably won’t be on the market for long … even if it will take a certain type of homebuyer to fall in love with the house.
The Pink House Has 3 Bedrooms and 2 Bathrooms
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According to the Zillow listing, the home sits on .39 acres in Twentynine Palms. The home boasts three bedrooms and two bathrooms in its 1,504-square-foot-property. Located at 74415 Cottonwood Drive, this home is listed for sale for $375,000.
The listing describes the home as a turnkey property that was professionally designed, noting that it was previously used as a vacation rental that was renovated so that people could enjoy the desert in style. “The spacious main living room is filled with natural light and flows into the kitchen and dining area,” the property description continues. “The kitchen continues the home’s one-of-a-kind style with custom opal pearl epoxy countertops and a fully refurbished pink 1950s Dixie gas range.”
The Home is Located Right Outside a National Park
It would appear that there is a lot to love about the home, and that includes its location near Joshua Tree National Park. According to the National Park Service, this park offers two unique ecosystems: the Mojave and the Colorado.
Parkgoers can look for the different plants and animals that call Joshua Tree home, including the Joshua Tree (Yucca brevifolia), which the park is named after. These trees have spikey leaves that sit atop a twisted tree trunk that stretches up toward the sky.
Some of the animals you may find in the park include coyotes, the desert tortoise, mule deer, and more.
Hopefully whoever ends up buying this property leaves the charm and nostalgia alone, allowing the pretty pink house to continue shining like the desert gem that it is.
