The "Domestead," a geodesic dome home designed by Los Angeles architect William King, has just hit the market for a princely $2.3 million.

Built in 1982, the unique residence is perched on a Los Angeles hillside with enviable views of the city and the San Gabriel mountains.

Sunshine pours into the home's lower level via fifteen skylights, warming the rustic stone-effect walls throughout.

Up the spiral staircase awaits the bright, timber-framed kitchen and dining room which, surrounded by a mountain vista, looks like probably the nicest place on earth to eat breakfast.

Equally sun-drenched is the canvas dome yurt, which the listing says could serve as either a home gym or yoga sanctuary — but which I think would be better used to host gatherings and parties.

The property has two sizable bedrooms, and both of them are unusual in their own ways. One offers a reading nook in the form of a sky-lit pod hiding behind a secret door, while the other boasts impressively high, mosaic-style domed walls.

There's a gorgeous bathroom inside the home, but if you prefer to do your washing outside, the place also has an outdoor shower.

The "Domestead" comes with a wraparound deck from which to enjoy its picturesque surroundings — but if that's not enough, there are also lush gardens, a barbecue spot, a space for outdoor dinner parties and more across the property's 10,868-square-foot lot.

Via @zillowgonewild.

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