San Diego’s ‘Iconic Waterfall House’ With Its Own Grotto Pool in the Living Room Hits the Market for $3.4 Million

The "Waterfall House," an architecturally distinctive residence in San Diego featuring an indoor grotto pool within its living room, has been listed for sale at $3.4 million. Constructed in 1980 by California architect Rob Wellington Quigley, the 3,894-square-foot home is renowned for its unique design, which incorporates multiple indoor waterfalls cascading through the main living space, surrounded by tropical greenery and rock formations. This playful design element is characteristic of Quigley's work, which also includes notable San Diego landmarks like the Central Library and the New Children's Museum. The property, represented by Nicole van Dobben and Lanz Correia of Compass, also offers three bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, multilevel mezzanines, and extensive indoor-outdoor living areas. The home's unusual features have garnered significant online attention, with videos showcasing its interiors accumulating over 66 million views across social media platforms.