A property once owned by Dolly Parton has come to market in Solvang, California, with several details from the musician’s time there still intact. Built in 1920, the property occupies a 0.26-acre corner plot in the Santa Ynez Valley, currently listed for $1.995 million.
Photography: courtesy of Black Oak Land and Capital
Photography: courtesy of Black Oak Land and Capital
Photography: courtesy of Black Oak Land and Capital
Photography: courtesy of Black Oak Land and Capital
Photography: courtesy of Black Oak Land and Capital
Photography: courtesy of Black Oak Land and Capital
Parton bought 561 Alisal Road in 2004 and owned it for a decade. Three residences share the site, with around 2,500 square feet of interior space between them, including seven bedrooms and six bathrooms. The front house was occupied by the singer as a retreat.
Above the entrance to the main house, a stained-glass panel with a butterfly bears Parton’s name. An upstairs room was reportedly used to store her wigs.
A miniature windmill stands in the garden. Mature trees and planting surround the buildings, which are arranged across the plot with outdoor areas between them.
