Back to the Future legend Christopher Lloyd has put his incredible home on the market for a cool $6.4million.
The 86-year-old actor, who cemented his place in movie history as eccentric inventor Dr. Emmett “Doc” Brown in the beloved trilogy, is now selling up his breathtaking Santa Barbara pad in California.
Lloyd, who also starred in classics like Who Framed Roger Rabbit and Star Trek III, is parting ways with the 2,880 sq ft property, which boasts panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean, Channel Islands and Santa Barbara harbour.
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The sleek modern home sits behind a private gated knoll and features seamless indoor-outdoor living, with huge floor-to-ceiling windows framing every sunset, as reported by Luxury Property News.
Inside, the mansion oozes calm with light tones, natural wood accents and open-plan spaces.
The living room comes with cosy sofas and leather armchairs, while the dining area is styled in a zen-like design.
The kitchen is fitted with a striking marble island, soft grey finishes and open shelving for a clean, contemporary look.
The four bathrooms are just as chic, featuring gold accents and pristine white sinks.
Bedrooms are styled with crisp linens, oak wardrobes and cream furnishings for a warm, welcoming feel.
The property also includes a detached one-bedroom guest retreat, complete with its own living room and office, flooded with natural light.
The property’s listing says its design and cinematic views deliver “sophistication, privacy, and world-class beauty”.
The home is being sold through Ron Brand at Compass for $6,385,000.
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