Memphis house that Steve Jobs may have lived in while receiving a transplant Eason bought the house for $850,000 — the same amount Jobs paid for it, through a nondescript LLC, in March 2009 ...

The house that currently occupies Steve’s lot, the (now dilapidated) Spanish Colonial Revival home designed for copper baron Daniel Jackling, contains 30 rooms, 14 bedrooms and 13 1/2 bathrooms.

You knew Steve Jobs was tearing down his old mansion. You didn’t know what he was building in its place. Until now. After nearly a six years of detailed cost comparisons, environmental impact ...

Steve Jobs spent over a decade trying to demolish his Woodside, California, mansion — which he would eventually succeed in doing in 2011 during the final year of his life.

The house, built for Jackling, a copper magnate who died in 1956, sits on 6 wooded acres that Jobs, then 29, purchased in 1983. Preservationists have deemed the house historic, an important ...

The Jackling House in 1960 Woodside History Committee . Preservationists have abandoned their battle to save a Jazz Age summer home owned by Steve Jobs from demolition. The Apple CEO, who has ...

This is the Jackling House—exactly how Steve Jobs has wanted it to look since he bought it in 1984, the year of the Macintosh launch. Demolished.

Earlier this summer, we noted that Apple CEO Steve Jobs had won a nearly six-year battle with local preservationists to replace a 14-bedroom Spanish Colonial Revival structure he acquired in ...

by Jesus Diaz, Gizmodo This is the Jackling House — exactly how Steve Jobs has wanted it to look since he bought it in 1984, the year of the Macintosh launch. Demolished. Destroyed. Blown to ...

Steve Jobs never locked the front door of his modest Palo Alto house, Bono wrote in his memoir. The U2 frontman described the house as "low-key" and said Jobs grew food in his cottage garden.