Dave Grohl, the primary songwriter, guitarist, vocalist and founder of rock band 'Foo Fighters', has reportedly decided to unload his water-front residence in Oxnard, a small coastal city in California. He has listed the home with a price tag of $3.2 million.
According to the Zillow blog, Grohl picked the house up sometime back in 2006 for
$3.7 million. Considering the asking price, looks like Grohl is selling it for a loss.
Listing records of the home claim that the residence is a 3088 square feet home sitting on a 2875 square feet lot. Comprising of four bedrooms and four bathrooms, the home has swanky interiors including floor-to-ceiling glass doors and windows.
The listing describes the home as:
This quintessential California beachfront home is ideally suited for coastal living and entertaining. Built in 2005, the well maintained 4bdrm/4bath house faces the wide sandy expanse of Mandalay Beach. It offers panoramic ocean views with gorgeous sunsets and the Channel Islands in the distance. A full Viking kitchen w/ granite counter tops and eat-in bar join the living room, which invites you out to the beach. All four bedrooms have en-suite bathrooms, three upstairs and one down. The double high-beamed ceilings appoint the grand stairway upstairs, which leads to a lovely master suite featuring a generous bath, walk-in closet, fireplace, balcony, and more spectacular ocean views. In addition, the entire house is wired for home entertainment; the fourth bedroom is set up as a family room/theater. The property also includes a highly desirable 4-car garage with plenty of room for surf and sand toys. This is a great place to enjoy the beach life or call home.
Check out the photos of the home, here.
Dave Grohl has been a popular name in the rock band industry playing for various bands including the epic Kurt Cobain-founded band, Nirvana. He was recently spotted chilling with the crew of Nirvana in Chicago, eating pizzas.
But what exactly was he doing in Chicago?
Grohl was one of the guest singers on the Rolling Stones' "50 and Counting" arena tour. He joined the legendary band to sing and play "Bitch."
Check out the video of the show below:
