The actor’s sleek coastal retreat comes with panoramic Pacific views, modern interiors and a private guest house.
Christopher Lloyd, best known for his legendary turn as Doc Brown in Back to the Future, is selling his stunning Santa Barbara home for $6.4 million.
The 86-year-old actor, who also appeared in Who Framed Roger Rabbit and Star Trek III, is parting with the 2,880-square-foot property perched on a private gated knoll.
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From here, the views sweep across the Pacific Ocean, the Channel Islands and Santa Barbara harbour.
The home’s design embraces California living, with vast floor-to-ceiling windows blending indoor and outdoor space while framing golden sunsets.
Inside, the atmosphere is calm and contemporary, mixing light tones with natural wood accents.
The living area features plush sofas and leather armchairs, while the dining space takes on a minimalist, zen-like style.
The kitchen is equally striking, centred around a marble island, with open shelving and soft grey finishes.
Each of the four bathrooms is chicly finished with gold detailing and immaculate white sinks, while the bedrooms combine crisp linens, oak wardrobes and warm neutral furnishings for a welcoming touch.
The property also comes with a detached guest retreat — a one-bedroom space complete with its own living room and office, drenched in natural light.
Listed through Ron Brand at Compass, the home has been described as offering “sophistication, privacy, and world-class beauty” — a fitting retreat for the Hollywood veteran.
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