Speaking of double-barreled, this 1996 house designed by Gerald Horn would be a great place for a movie shoot-out, wouldn't it? Up until now it's probably been used to much more tranquil ends, though--the listing describes how "Horn has floated the embracing U shaped living spaces above the interior courtyard which is walled and sheltered for outdoor privacy and comfort." The house has three bedrooms, three and a half bathrooms, a two car garage, custom steel truss beams, and teak wood windows. It was recently renting for about $10,000 a month, but is now up for sale for the first time, asking $3.6 million.
· 904 HIGHVIEW Ave [Redfin]
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