By David Jerome One of Idyllwild’s most unusual dwellings, the “Donaldson Futuro,” recently went on the market. The offering of the unique property, with an asking price of $1.5 million, has garnered press coverage across the state. Located in Pine Cove, residents may have heard of or caught a glimpse of this “flying saucer house”…
Futuro for sale: Landmark “flying saucer house” hits the market
By David Jerome
The Donaldson Futuro is one of less than 100 made, of which 676 are still in existence, 20 in the U.S. Photo by David Jerome
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