Home Looking? Moby is Promoting His House for Charity

Home looking simply acquired simpler! Chances are high excessive that the title Moby rings a bell (if not, his full title is Richard Melville Corridor and he’s a famed American musician and music producer). Earlier right this moment he posted on Fb sharing the itemizing for his gorgeous Pound Ridge, New York house. The 1957 David Henken house is a real midcentury dream!

Motivated to Promote

From his Fb web page:

“Okay, this might sound odd..I’ve an exquisite home in Pound Ridge, NY. It was designed in 1957 by David Henken, an architect who labored carefully with Frank Lloyd Wright. It’s one of the stunning mcm homes I’ve seen, however to be trustworthy, I’m hardly ever there. So, I’m going to promote it and take the cash to: assist progressive political candidates, assist my animal rights basis, produce documentaries, and fund scholarships.”

Moby then hyperlinks to the Trulia itemizing. He additionally posted in regards to the house on his Instagram.

In Case You’re Home Looking…

This itemizing continues to be recent, so if you wish to snag a midcentury dream house whereas supporting Moby’s dream, listed here are the specs:

In keeping with the itemizing:

“The Salem Street residence is the quintessential nation getaway. The residence, spectacularly nestled in its non-public setting, overlooks scenic gardens, pool and woodlands. A traditional Mid-Century Trendy, the unique construction was in-built 1956. It has been rigorously restored preserving the defining parts of the true fashionable fashion. Designed by David Henken, a disciple of Frank Lloyd Wright, it was and constructed by famend native builder Vito Fosella. With 3162 sq. ft of dwelling area, the construction homes eight foremost rooms on two ranges. Inside areas are gorgeous. Rooms are completely proportioned and positioned to seize mild and views. With a soothing urbane aesthetic, pure supplies have been integrated into the design. Slate and wooden flooring, seamless mahogany paneling and ceilings, mitered glass home windows and three fireplaces add architectural curiosity.”