Apple's co-founder Steve Wozniak's former home in Los Gatos, Calif. has been placed on sale for a second time with the asking price of $4.395 million.
Wozniak, is credited with helping Steve Jobs found Apple Inc. and the inventor of the original Apple 1, built the home himself in 1986, but it has been heavily renovated over the years, Zillowblog.com said. Wozniak later sold the house, but it appears that it is now back on the market for less than its original price.
The home was previously listed for $5 million in February of last year, but it eventually dropped off the Silicon Valley market after enduring a price cut over the summer.
The home has since undergone a re-design, but "many of the Apple legend's post-modern design elements remain" according to the Daily News. The house measures 7,500 square feet, the 6-bedroom, 8-bath house includes an indoor kids' play area, outdoor koi pond, pool with waterfall and plenty of indoor and outdoor spaces for entertaining.
While "living in [a] house built by the man who designed the revolutionary Apple 1" could be "exciting" for some according to the Daily News, it appears that others were less enthused by the home's design.
The home is listed by Arthur Sharif & Associates of Sotheby's International Realty.
