The sun rises on the boarded-up and abandoned Jackling House. A certificate labeled "International Business Machine's Corporation" included a plaque from a man named Regis on Feb. 24, 1985.

Steve Jobs hated the historic Jackling House that he bought in 1984 so much that he spent a tremendous amount of time and energy in his final years trying to have the Woodside mansion torn down.

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 ...

Jackling House was designed by the famed architect George Washington Smith, who was, among other things, credited with the Spanish-Colonial Revival style in the United States.

The 85-year-old “Jackling House” in Wooside, shown here, may again face demolition. Owner of the house and Apple founder Steve Jobs will return to the Woodside Town Council Tuesday with an ...

Prior to the demolition the house had been empty since 2000. The sprawling mansion had 30 rooms, 14 bedrooms and 13-and-a-half bathrooms. Jobs died in October of 2011, before construction of a new ...

Details of a deal to save Woodside’s historic Jackling House likely won’t be made public until July 7, a lawyer for the town indicated Wednesday. An attorney for Apple CEO Steve Jobs revealed ...

California Superior Court Judge Marie Weiner ruled on Dec. 28 that a decision by the town council of wealthy Woodside, in San Mateo County, to support Jobs' application to demolish his house was ...

Everybody knows that at Apple, Steve Jobs always gets his way, pretty much right away. Well, it took a lot more doing than it would have with audience of underlings at One Infinite Loop, but the ...

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The Woodside Town Council on a 5-2 vote Tuesday night granted a conditional demolition permit to Apple co-founder Steve Jobs to tear down the Jackling house.