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Back in January, the Temple of the Muses in Malibu was listed at $2.975 million. It didn't sell, so what would any logical seller in today's market do? Right. Not this guy. The price was raised and is now $3.5 million. "This guy," by the way, is architect Cho Yiu Kwan and his Temple of the Muses is one of Los Angeles' most iconic residential structures.
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The 8,000-square-foot five-bedroom house on five acres was built in 1993 and has been described as "playful" and "whimsical." Even the MLS listing can't quite nail it but tries with: an "artistic expression and way of life, elements of abstract geometry, modern, post-modern, deconstruction, raw and natural materials, transparent and fortress, light and heavy."
The current listing agent is William Johnson of Realty Solution, who did not return AOL Real Estate's call.
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