The house where Robin Williams lived for six years has reduced its price by $1.25 million, after almost 10 months on the market.
Williams bought the mansion in Paradise Cay, on the San Francisco Bay, in 2008 for just over $4 million.
Just north of San Francisco, via the Golden Gate Bridge, the six bedroom, 6.5 bathroom, 6,500 sq ft house was put on the market in November 2019 for $7.25 million.
It’s asking price has now been dropped to $5.995 million.
Robin Williams’ former home has had its price reduced to $5.995 million, after going on the market for $7.25 million in November
The property, at 95 St. Thomas Way, sits on a double lot in Paradise Cay, a residential area 20 minutes from San Francisco
The front door opens to reveal stunning views of the San Francisco Bay and the hills of the Tilden Regional Park
Williams died by suicide at the house in August 2014, aged 63, after a diagnosis of the degenerative disease Lewy Body Dementia.
The beloved comedian died in 2014 after learning he had a form of dementia
The hilltop contemporary Mediterranean home was built in 1987, in an open-plan style with stunning views across the water.
The main living space features an open floor plan with the kitchen, dining room and living room stretching across the back of the home that runs along the bay.
The property at 95 St. Thomas Way sits on a double lot in Paradise Cay on the Tiburon peninsula.
‘Many homes have deep water docks and where residents enjoy water based activities and spectacular views of the San Francisco Bay,’ said listing agent Penny Wright-Mulligan of Compass, when the house was first put on the market.
‘This neighborhood is sought out by people who value privacy and security.
‘It is only 20 minutes over the Golden Gate Bridge from (San Francisco’s) dynamic tech sector.
‘Many of the residents enjoy the privilege of commuting by private boat or taking the ferry into the city for work.’
The estate features ample living areas, a sprawling master suite with abundant luxuries, and large en-suite bedrooms.
Large windows in the living room and kitchen look out toward the bay.
The Mediterranean style house features an open plan living area and kitchen, overlooking the pool and the bay
Light floods into the 6,500 square foot house, which features a fireplace in the expansive living room
The swimming pool appears to feature an illuminated stone sculpture. A hot tub is beside the swimming pool and patio
The dining room overlooks the sculpture, and the pool, with the bay beyond. Williams lived in the house for seven years
The office or den area, with its wood panelling and open fire, would be a wonderful place to work, or relax
Large windows in the kitchen bring light into the area and provide more beautiful views across the water
A spacious deck and pool area open up at the back of the home with direct access to the bay.
Inside, there is a wood-paneled library/den and an office.
Also facing the Bay is a media room with a 65-inch flat-screen, surround-sound television and state-of-the-art custom gaming system.
Williams was a beloved Bay Area resident who launched his career performing stand-up comedy in San Francisco clubs.
The house, in Marin County, featured a series of large wardrobes with copious storage space
Williams, born in Chicago, was a much-loved local resident of the Bay Area, and adored by fans around the world