The Tiburon, California property that was at the center of an intense legal battle over the late Robin Williams’s estate is finally up for sale.
The absolutely stunning home lies right on the San Francisco Bay, the Mediterranean-style residence is sadly where the star tragically died by suicide in August 2014. Contrary to the popular belief that Williams took his life because he suffered from manic-depression, his wife, Susan Schneider, revealed that her husband actually suffered from Lewy body dementia (LBD). She described the disease as “chemical warfare in the brain” and that “no one could have done anything more for Robin.”
Shortly after William’s death, Susan claimed that she was unable to keep up with the massive home as she was not receiving enough money from Robin’s estate. This issue caused tension between Susan and Robin’s children Zachary, Zelda and Cody. The siblings revealed that they were “heartbroken” that their stepmother “acted against his wishes by challenging the plans he so carefully made for his estate.”
The family ended up settling the dispute outside of court back in 2015 and the home is now on the market. The six bedroom home is valued at a whopping $7.25 million and after you see it, you will understand why.
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The single-story, 6,517-square-foot house has six bedrooms and seven bathrooms. The property has a large patio, a grotto-inspired pool area and offers direct access to the bay.
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The interior of the home is a blend of modern and traditional and every room has a view of the bay! The main level features rooms with built-in bookshelves, a fireplace, a living room with two sitting areas, a dining room, a kitchen with a large island and dining area.
Have a look!
Living Room
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Dining Room
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Kitchen
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Bedroom No. 1
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Bathroom No. 1
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Bedroom No.2
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Bedroom No.3
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Family Room
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Den
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Study
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Patio
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