The home will enter a blind auction on Aug. 17.
For just under 19 million dollars you could own the home where Dr. Seuss once lived and wrote all of his most famous books.The iconic children’s book writer whose real name is Theodor Geisel had lived in the San Diego home for a large portion of his life, making the location somewhat of a historical marker.
The 5,000-square-foot estate, located above the La Jolla coastline, a ritzy seaside neighborhood located 12 miles north of Downtown San Diego, is currently being offered for sale at just under $19 million. The proceeds are expected to go towards the University of California San Diego, according toThe home will enter a blind auction on Aug. 17 and have final approval by university regents.
Geisel originally purchased the property in 1948 and lived their until his death in 1991. The home was donated to UCSD in 2018. By clicking Sign Up, I confirm
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