Casa Luna — a dramatic estate inspired by Greek villages — lists in CA. See it
A home that will leave a lasting impression on anyone’s brain landed on the real estate market in Big Sur, California, and went under contract within a few days.
Built in 1982, the picturesque four-bedroom, four-bathroom residence — which is listed for $5.5 million — was actually built by an iconic Northern California architect, who clearly had an idea in mind after traveling to a different continent.
“Casa Luna is a one-of-a-kind architectural masterpiece by Big Sur legend and the creative force behind Post Ranch Inn Mickey Muennig. Inspired by a visit to small villages in Greece, the home elegantly mirrors the curves of the moon and the rhythms of nature,” the listing on Sotheby’s International Realty said.
“Set on over 5 private acres dotted with fruit trees, garden beds and lush landscaping within a gated community just minutes from Pfeiffer Beach and world class amenities, this iconic three-level residence flows organically down the hillside.”
The personality of the exterior of the home echoes the interior with its fantastical Greek muse, showcasing “Muennig’s signature style merging earth, light, and motion,” the listing described.
Another grand feature? The views — mountain and water included.
The listing is held by Nicole Truszkowski and Zak Freedman with Truszkowski Freedman & Associates of Sotheby’s International Realty – Carmel Brokerage.
