David Duchovny lists Malibu’s long house for $ 12.5 million – complete with a reset train Caboose

David Duchovny wants to believe – that he will find a buyer for his home.

The main man of “The X-Files” and “Californication” just ranked Malibu’s long apartment for $ 12.5 million, Wall Street Journal reported.

The luxurious, custom-built settlement comes with a wonderful neighbor: a train reset with a Caboose bedroom, in which Duchovny wrote his 2021 novel “Troly Like Lightning”, and often records his podcast “Fail Better”.

The main three -bedroom house includes 3,577 square meters in about 1 hectare of land, according to the brokerage compass.

Duchovny overthrew the previous structure there when he bought property for $ 4.75 million in 2016, the newspaper reported, and spent $ 7 million building again.

“Although it is only 30 minutes away from the city, it feels like a completely different world,” Duchovny said in the list press release. “This is the feeling of wonder first caught me, and my appreciation for it has only increased over time.”

The ultra-modern house contains polished cement floors, flying ceilings and large glass doors.

Open concept living space, which Duchovny crowned its favorite home space-is lit by cut lighting and lights of lights, and a wall with pivoting glass doors connect the house with the outdoor environments.

The kitchen of a chef in the heart of the house contains stone countertops, a five -burned range and a knocker hidden with a coffee station.

Elementary suite’s sliding glass doors open up to the backyard of the home filled with ease, including a swimming pool, a jacuzzi, an outdoor shower, a cold diving, an outdoor kitchen and a submerged fire pit.

The free -leg train is the most wonderful feature of $ 12.5 million. Caboose was there when Duchovny bought the property, the newspaper reported, which he initially rented by “The X-Files” creator Chris Carter.

Duchovny spent about $ 1 million renamed the train car to a guest house, according to the exit. The space consists of a sleeping area, a built -in dining nickname, a bath with a rain shower and a deck on the roof.

Speaking with the exit, Duchovny called Caboose Reno “one of the things I am more proud of what I have ever developed in my life.”

Duchovny, 64, raised his two children in Malibu. He told Priza that he is selling the property now that the two have grown.

Chris Cortazzo of Compass, who holds the list, appreciated the interior flow of the house as catching the “spirit of Malibu’s lifestyle”.

This lifestyle in Malibu includes the entry of the work into a private beach entrance.

Cortazzo said he expects sales to be captured in Malibu with the highly projected reopening of the Pacific Coast highway after fires earlier this year.

“We are seeing a strong request from displaced residents looking for home,” Cortazzo said. “I believe that insurance payment is starting to come, and instead of waiting to rebuild, many people are returning to Malibu, drawn from the lifestyle we offer.”