Stunning California mansion in shape of SAXOPHONE goes on sale for $2M

A stunning California mansion in the shape of a saxophone has gone on sale for nearly $2million and is fit with Art Deco features, including a sprawling golden staircase.

The Berkley home located at 1985 Tunnel Road is on the market for $1,997,000. The home, known as The Saxophone House, was built in 1996 for an amateur jazz player, according to Zillow.

Now, the three-story home is up for grabs and fitting for a jazz enthusiast to enjoy the saxophone tower that sits on a 10,000-square-foot lot.

From the outside, two long, golden tubes can be seen peering out from the home – symbolizing the woodwind instrument’s iconic conical shape. 

And on the other side of the stunning property, there are three, brass-colored shapes on the façade, which look like a saxophone’s keys.  

Aside from the main attraction, the five-bed and five bathroom home features several balconies with treble-clef railings that look out toward magnificent views and a guest room, the listing reads.

The home, which is tucked away in the hills, also features hardwood floor, curved golden fireplaces with black tiles, a bar with golden touches and golden finishings throughout the home. 

A window overlooking the canyon shows off spectacular views from the master bedroom.

The Art Deco inspired bathroom shows off black tiles, granite and ceiling finished off with golden touches.

Aside from the luxury style, the bathroom also features a tub with jets, a shower with multiple shower heads and double sinks.  

The current owners last purchased the lavish property in 2020 for $1,479,000. In 2012, it was sold again for $842,000. 

It appears the first time the home was put on the market by the original owner was in 2011 for $560,000.