Some homes are addresses. This one was a destination. Set high in the Ashland hills, this connected double geodesic dome was the longtime home of internationally influential author Jean Houston. Inside, faceted ceilings soar overhead, pierced by triangular skylights that move light through the day. Fresh paint, restored floors, and a bold gold hearth in the great room. Below, a self-contained multi-generational suite with its own entrance, plus a 2,000 sq ft finished bonus room, once a private library. Working elevator, ramps, and accessible design throughout. Outside, a wraparound deck opens to nearly twelve acres: orchard, gardens, and matured vines on the property's own well. New septic, upgraded electrical, and completed wildfire mitigation. Bordered by BLM and protected city land, the valley views stay private and pristine. A home with a soul, ready for its next chapter.
Listing courtesy of RE/MAX Integrity Grants Pass.
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