September 12, 2018, 9:05 pm
By Neal J. Leitereg and Jack Flemming
Gerald Casale, the singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist who founded the new wave band Devo, has sold his place in Palm Desert for $950,000.
Designed and built by architect-developer duo Ross Patton and Albert Wild, the Midcentury Modern-style home originally hit the market last year at just under $1.5 million. More recently, it had been listed for $949,000.
The sweeping single-story house, which dates to 1963, has been well-kept and features slate and cork floors, walls of glass and a split-rock fireplace that extends from floor to ceiling in the living room. A mosaic tile and glass-block wall in one of the bathrooms is original.
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Tags: Albert Wild, architecture, art, design, Devo, dpp real estate, Gerald Casale, LA Times, Palm Desert, Press, Rick Grahn, Ross Patton
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