A condo in Ocotillo Lodge that the LA Times points out was once the part-time residence of singer / actor / cowboy / that guy the street is named after, Gene Autry, has hit the market for $699,000.
The unit is just a bit more than 1,500 square feet – which includes two bedrooms, a den, and three bedrooms. It’s the biggest unit (and the only two-story residence) in the complex, which was designed by Palmer & Krisel in 1957.
In 1958, photographer Julius Shulman made the property famous with multiple published photographs that are now held in the Getty archives.
You can check out the listing for the Ocotillo Lodge residence here.
