Linda Taalman off-grid desert house listed for $1.65M in Lone Pine, CA
An off-grid residence designed by Linda Taalman in Lone Pine, California, is now on the market for $1,650,000. This 1,200-square-foot home is situated on a 40-acre lot nestled between Death Valley and the Eastern Sierra. Constructed over eight years by Karen and Gary Rathburn—four of which were done manually—the house was a gift from Karen's father. Taalman's approach to desert modernism incorporates glass and steel, utilizing prefabrication and modular techniques to lessen environmental impact. The property boasts sweeping views of the Eastern Sierra, including Lone Pine Peak, Mount Langley, Owens Lake, Inyo Mountains, and Alabama Hills, known for being the backdrop of over 400 films. Large windows and open terraces create a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor areas. The listing is represented by agents Jeremy Howe Steenblik and Nate Cole from moderncaliforniahouse.com.
Key facts
- Linda Taalman house listed for $1,650,000 in Lone Pine, CA
- Off-grid structure on 40 acres between Eastern Sierra and Death Valley
- Built over eight years, four of them by hand by Karen and Gary Rathburn
- Karen Rathburn received the land as a gift from her father
- Taalman's desert modernism uses glass, steel, prefabrication, and modular design
- Views include Eastern Sierra, Lone Pine Peak, Mount Langley, Owens Lake, Inyo Mountains, and Alabama Hills
- Alabama Hills is a filming site for over 400 movies
- Listing agents: Jeremy Howe Steenblik and Nate Cole with moderncaliforniahouse.com
Entities
Artists
- Linda Taalman
Institutions
- moderncaliforniahouse.com
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Locations
- Lone Pine
- California
- United States
- Eastern Sierra
- Death Valley
- Lone Pine Peak
- Mount Langley
- Owens Lake
- Inyo Mountains
- Alabama Hills
- 3800 Granite View Dr, Lone Pine, CA