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Inside Rob Zombie’s $6.5M Origami House with glass walls and waterfalls

Inside Rob Zombie’s $6.5M Origami House with glass walls and waterfalls

Rob Zombie's former Connecticut residence, known as the "Origami House," is now on the market for $6.5 million. This unique property, located at 10 Dragonwood Lane, features a dramatic, folded architectural design and overlooks a 15.57-acre estate. The 8,586-square-foot residence boasts four bedrooms and five bathrooms, as well as a Glass Great Room with three glass walls and a terrace offering panoramic views of the landscaped grounds and a cascade of waterfalls.

The koi sanctuary, complete with two waterfalls, a swimming channel, and Japanese koi, is hidden beneath the home and connects visually with the Glass Great Room and outdoor terrace. Large windows, skylights, and elevated ceilings throughout the house create a seamless transition between indoor and outdoor living spaces. The grounds include a tennis court, fruit trees, an open lawn, and a meditation garden, all contributing to the property's secluded and tranquil atmosphere.

Recently owned by Rob Zombie and his wife Sheri Moon Zombie, the estate was sold in 2024 for $4.95 million. In Weston, a neighborhood known for its traditional homes, the Origami House offers a distinctive architectural experience that sets it apart from the surrounding properties. The sale includes four separate parcels, providing the new owner with ample land for privacy and landscaping.

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