A warehouse-like compound in Venice features vibrant colors, staircases that evoke fire escapes and artwork by street artist Invader. Asking price: $8.25 million.
The unusual Venice compound, created for a toy company executive, evokes an urban warehouse with its metal siding and outdoor staircases that resemble fire escapes.
Listed for $8.25 million, the fenced and hedged property includes a three-bedroom main house and a 430-square-foot studio.
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