
Rob Zombie’s former home in Weston, Connecticut, has returned to the market for $6.5 million. Known as the Origami House, the 8,586-square-foot estate sits on about 15.57 acres and has four bedrooms…
Rob Zombie’s former home in Weston, Connecticut, has returned to the market for $6.5 million. Known as the Origami House, the 8,586-square-foot estate sits on about 15.57 acres and has four bedrooms and five bathrooms. The property was designed by Manhattan firm Leroy Street Studio for director Des McAnuff.

Its angular architecture includes extensive glass walls, high ceilings, waterfalls and a koi sanctuary with Japanese koi, a swimming channel and a viewing corridor beneath the house. The Glass Great Room has three glass walls and opens to a terrace. The estate also includes a music room, art studio, tennis court, meditation garden and separate lower-level office space. Local records show the Zombies bought it for $6.5 million in 2022 and sold it for $4.95 million in 2024.
Celebrity property coverage can turn unusual design into a luxury spectacle, while the sale history invites easy claims about a loss or a bargain. The facts support neither conclusion without knowing renovation costs, taxes or the seller’s asking strategy. The architecture is the clear story here, but the market’s verdict will be the final sale price, not the $6.5 million listing figure.
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