Bob Hope’s volcano-inspired spaceship on a hill in Palm Springs just sold for $13 million.
The 23,000-square-foot home was designed by visionary architect John Lautner for the entertainment legend and his wife, Dolores, whose parties there were the toast of the California desert.
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Guests over the years included Jimmy Stewart, George Burns and Dinah Shore.
Built in 1979 from steel, concrete and glass, the home features a boulder in the living room and a curving, copper roof with a massive hole in the middle.
The six-acre property had been on the market for more than three years, initially for $50 million.
It includes all the luxuries you’d expect of a Coachella Valley estate: a swimming pool, tennis court, pond, waterfall and a pavilion with an outdoor fireplace, according to the Los Angeles Times.
Bob Hope died in 2003, and Dolores in 2011.
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Patrick Jordan and Stewart Smith of Bennion Deville Homes were the listing agents.
Photos by Brian Thomas Jones and Patrick Ketchum.
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