The Bader House, Estate of the Day
I've got a ton of pictures on this one but it's worth it. The Bader House is billed as the ultimate bachelor house and indeed, I think just about anyone would swoon if invited inside. This home is the ultimate in modern design and Hollywood glam. Located in the hills in West Hollywood and perched above the Sunset Strip, this one has all sorts of features designed to tempt. The floor-to-ceiling walls of glass show off sparkling nighttime views. Super sexy architectural details includes a parking spot in the living room, a mechanical dining room table, and a sensuous fire elevating from an open pit. The home has just two bedrooms but it does have a home theater and a gourmet kitchen. At $5.995 million, it could make some Hollywood lothario and his Porsche very happy.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Valerie Aug 5th 2008 2:12PM
Looks like a fancy hospital to me.Just my first impression.
David Aug 5th 2008 3:09PM
I love it! Especially the "open" space.
beanspants Aug 5th 2008 4:51PM
i love the car in the house - well sort of.
it goes well with the 'cars as works of art' that goes along with owing a high dollar auto.
The only downside is alot of v8 exhaust filling your house, so a glass dividing wall or some exhaust venting would be needed.
DTOlness Aug 5th 2008 6:35PM
What a great house, interesting design features throughout the house.
kenny17995 Aug 5th 2008 7:45PM
This is a beautiful house! I love the stone on the exterior near the entrance and the modern decor and furniture.
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Bill Aug 5th 2008 8:36PM
Very nice crib! However, I find the whole "car in the house" concept to be rather questionable. While I do find it to be an interesting and convenient feature, I think I'd prefer to have a glass airlock with a good ventilation system separating the "garage" from the rest of the house.
tom Aug 6th 2008 10:45AM
ha ha a porsche Deidre Woollard you must be gay
Joost Dec 3rd 2008 11:57PM
Great architecture. The furniture however, doesn't do right to the design of this house.It looks like it was decorated by someone who made his money in the seventies or early eighties. Wooden floors or a darker stone-floor could make it look less sterile. And, why put that flatscreen-tv so high on the wall?
M Aug 16th 2008 7:14PM
Drug crime fiction of the 1980s called. They want their house back.
KF Aug 17th 2008 10:11PM
So much potential from the front door, and such a let down inside. It's possible this house may be much more beautiful in the day time, because, view of city lights aside, that blue and purple light -- pure hidiousness -- lux car on display, and firepit with no warmth whatsoever, would make me feel like I was trapped in a Peppermill Casino Lounge or one its fantasy suites with piped in porn and a round vibrating bed, around the clock. This house would make me ill after 24 hours.
lina Sep 11th 2008 9:09AM
can anyone tell me who did the interior design of this house? thank u in advance