California's Saxophone House hits the market for $2M

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The Saxophone House, a unique mansion in Berkeley, California, has been listed for $1.99 million. Built in the mid-1990s for an amateur jazz player, the house resembles a saxophone with golden towers and jazzy refrains throughout. The three-story, 4,000-square-foot home is built around a skylit atrium and has plenty of oversize windows offering scenic canyon views. The property also includes a separate guest house, a garage-turned-game room, a full-floor primary suite, and a custom circular bed. The estate's unique facade has made it a popular feature on social media.
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