No takers for Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak's $4.395-million California home
Despite the red-hot Silicon Valley real estate market, Wozniak's home failed to sell when it was put on the market last February for a price of five million dollars, Zillow said on its website.
A house in California that was built by Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak, has been put up for sale for 4.395 million dollars.
The house that Mac built is a 7,500-square-foot modern creation featuring 6 bedrooms and 6 full bathrooms, and features views of the heavily wooded Los Gatos Mountains.
Built in 1986, the home is set on 1.19 acres, and also features an indoor kids' play area, and an outdoor koi pond with a waterfall.
Now the chief scientist for Fusion-io, a computer software and hardware systems company, Wozniak's pad underwent a major re-design in 2006, New York Daily News reports.
Despite the red-hot Silicon Valley real estate market, Wozniak's home failed to sell when it was put on the market last February for a price of five million dollars, Zillow said on its website.
In September the price was lowered to a scant 4.5 million dollars, but there were still no takers.