Finally, in the year 2021, the dispute was resolved, and all parties involved reached an agreement to move on.

The 3,300-square-foot mansion with an asking price of $4,650,000 was put up for sale at the beginning of April.

Despite the notoriety of its history, the property appears to have garnered the interest of a possible purchaser.

The property, which is being marketed as a “dream home [that] looks and feels like an oil painting,” is now in the state of being up for sale contingently.

Even if the home is rather lovely, the disclosure statement will most likely prove to be quite an interesting and engaging read for the prospective purchaser.

The one-of-a-kind cottage exudes a bohemian atmosphere because to its vivid paint job, eye-catching wallpaper, vibrant tiling, and the owner’s zany attitude.

The house is located in Ramirez Canyon on a beautiful two-acre site that features fruit trees, a greenhouse, stone walls, tiny bridges, and pathways that wind their way through the lush grounds. The community is enclosed by gates and is adjacent to a creek.

There is a lot of color throughout the house, from the kitchen’s foam green cabinets to the interesting tile work on the backsplash, as well as around the fireplaces in the living room and the principal bedrooms.

The master bedroom comes complete with its very own enclosed sitting space as well as a spa bath that is adjacent to the room.

Access to the outdoors may be gained from the lower level, where there is a pool, sport court, and an in-ground trampoline in addition to a charming patio that features a fire pit.