The San Francisco home of Richard Thalheimer, founder and former CEO of The Sharper Image, has nearly everything you would expect from the domain of a tech mogul.
Touch-screen monitors in each room control the home's sound system, security cameras, and window treatments. Nine flatscreen TVs situated throughout the house mean that you can get a high-definition movie experience in almost every room, and an internal elevator provides easy access to all three floors. There's even a C-3PO statue in the living room.
The 7,750-square-foot home is located just off San Francisco's Billionaire's Row, where Oracle's Larry Ellison, Apple's Jonathan Ive, and Zynga's Mark Pincus all own homes.
After initially hitting the market for $11.95 million in October 2013, the home is asking $1 million less. It's now listed for $10.95 million, Curbed SF reports.
The Mediterranean-style home was built in the 1920s and renovated in 2004.
Pass through tall hedges to get to the glass-paned front door.
In the Great Room, spaces for eating and lounging flow together in one communal area.
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