BASIC INSTINCT MOVIE HOUSE FOR SALE!

Jan 25, 2018
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The Basic Instinct movie-set house in Carmel-by-the-Sea where Michael Douglas and Sharon Stone hooked up in the 1992 thriller is for sale at $16.995 million. This was Sharon Stone’s breakthrough film as mysterious, homicidal author Catherine Tramell leading San Francisco police detective Nick Curran (Michael Douglas) in a cat-and-mouse game of sex, violence and pretty scenery. And, of course, Stone’s infamous crossed-legs scene that had never been so brashly done in the film world and is still talked about today.

Every detail from the unique two-story domed library to the finishes, floors, thick counter-tops and stone-walled powder room pay homage to its fairyland-like location in one of California’s most coveted enclaves.

This 16-room, 12,000-square-foot residence with views of iconic Point Lobos features five bedroom suites, with six full and two half baths, copper and glass roof, breathtaking ocean views, two amazing kitchens, a must-see two-story domed library, a party floor with 2nd kitchen and Delfield Soda Fountain, plus so much more.

The home is surrounded by 2+ acres of masterfully thought-out landscaping that blends the hand-of-man with the stunning natural surroundings which include winding stone paths, numerous stone seating areas and several water features.