Casa Rock Star takes its name from a defining natural element within the home: a monumental boulder that moves through the living room and bedroom and provides access to the roof, which currently serves as a yoga deck. The house is built not just in nature, but around it. A solid concrete roof offers the structural possibility of becoming the ground level of a future second floor, while today it provides effective insulation that keeps the interior notably quiet during the rainy season.
The open-concept living area flows into a kitchen with dining space, extending seamlessly toward a covered outdoor area that functions equally well as an alfresco dining room or a secondary living space. From here, a wraparound deck overlooks the Talari River, reinforcing the home's constant connection to its surroundings. A kitchen garden with raised beds and an outdoor dipping
pool add to the sense of a self-contained retreat shaped by daily interaction with the land.
Set on a 0.4-acre parcel, approximately 1,644 m2 or 17,695 ft2, the property is accessed by a private driveway that extends 40 meters from the public road, creating a feeling of seclusion without sacrificing accessibility. The home has legal water service through the ASADA aqueduct of Canaan, as well as access to a private spring, offering both reliability and independence. The setting is quiet and private, yet well positioned for everyday living.
Casa Rock Star is well suited as a primary residence or as an Airbnb or rental property, with convenient access to the area's mountain attractions and natural features. A Waldorf-inspired primary school is located within a five-minute drive, further supporting the home's appeal for both full-time living and investment use.
