A tech entrepreneur is blowing up the real estate world due to his spectacular luxury property.
Tech entrepreneur builds 3.5-acre luxury estate for family [PHOTO]
This man's love for his family led to this beautiful property, check it out.
Tech entrepreneur's 3.5-acre luxury estate
The entrepreneur,
According to Zillowblog,Garber designed certain parts of the property based on how he felt.
On choosing to build a terraced area for his children’s playscape, he said he built it “so they could have fun and we could still see them.”
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Garber also put an underground wine cellar that holds 2,000 racked bottles in the 9,000-square-foot main house, because "the architecture is fantastic, and it’s sort of like you’re being hugged by the wine, a very intimate kind of feeling.”
He also revealed why the closet is his other favorite spot.
“My closet became a living space, a place to sit down so I’m not hopping around when I’m trying to get my pants on,” Garber said.
Other specifications include a perfectly flat backyard, a 1,000-square-foot gym, a home theater, a regulation-size tennis court, and a 50-foot infinity edge pool with canyon views.
Garber also made room for his extended family by adding two other homes on the estate.
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A 2,200-square-foot pool- and guesthouse can be found in one home, while the second has a 950-square-foot apartment.
The luxury estate is set to be auctioned on May 25, 2016.
Check it out in the gallery above.
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