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Dr. Seuss’s Historic Home Sold | Greenville News
Dr. Seuss’s legendary La Jolla hillside home, where he penned 42 of his 68 classics overlooking the Pacific, has sold for $9 million to local bookstore owners who plan to live there permanently. The historic Spanish Revival property, once owned by the author for 40+ years and featuring his original studio and a protected observation tower, was sold via sealed bid after being managed by UC San Diego’s Geisel Fund for decades. New owners can renovate the main house, but must preserve the landmark studio and tower — ensuring Seuss’s creative legacy endures through the proceeds supporting the…
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