Anthony Hopkins' house is a falling into the sea.

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Meanwhile a little further up the coast

Well,it still has a gorgeous sunset.

Sell it.

r2 Seems like they're pouring concrete to try and save it? He'll be fine.

He has the money AND importantly the INSURANCE

[quote]Sell it.

Who's going to pay millions to buy a house that's falling off a cliff next door to a house that burned down?

[quote][R2] Seems like they're pouring concrete to try and save it? He'll be fine.

Who are YOU? His Mother?

He in danger.

I think time is up on this part of California, I really do.

I hope he's already gotten the help out of there. Looks to me as if it could go at any second.

Time to move out and junk it.

R8 I was obviously joking haha.

Has anyone seen or heard from Barbra? Maybe we should send someone to check on her and the state of her estate.

This is what happens when you buy real estate drunk.

[quote]Has anyone seen or heard from Barbra? Maybe we should send someone to check on her and the state of her estate.

Dear God - save the mall first!!...transfer it to a museum in Brooklyn! But DO SOMETHING!

He's kidding himself slopping that concrete down the hill.

Guess he'll have to do another movie.

Waves of disapproval.

The house next to him burnt to the ground, but they are rebuilding it just as close to the edge as it had been before. So they must not be that worried about the cliff.

They started rebuilding next door before all the recent water deluge & damage.

The time is coming when waterfront property will be in Nevada.

Hope Spring Eternal.

BarBRA's cliff needs serious intervention but perhaps there is nothing that can be done.

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One big rain storm, and it's bye-bye love!

Hopkins shouldn't be living there.

He betrayed his country.

Didn't stop him for accepting his knighthood and then changing his nationality, the same week.

This is case of appearances being worse than reality. These homes on Birdview Ave are built into solid granite. There is/was sand an soil cascading down the hill. The sand and soil was held in place by plants which released the soil/sand below once they burned in the fires. What remains is the solid granite. I'm sure a massive cantilivered deck will be built or possibly patios carved into the granite. One other option is to simply move the home farther from the cliff. Sounds insane, but with homes around here easily $5-20M, the few thousand it would cost to move the home, it's money well spent.

R28 the few hundred thousand dollars*** it would cost to move the home

R3 Speaking of Trannies, check out the blonde holding the left side of that banner.

Which is more stupid?

"I'll build a mansion precipitously close to a seaside cliff."

"I'll buy a used mansion precipitously close to a seaside cliff."

[quote][R3] Speaking of Trannies, check out the blonde holding the left side of that banner.

That's a combination of a man and a woman...as in two separate people.

The lot looks large. Worst cast if the erosion continues couldn’t he just knock the existing structure down and build something new set back 50 ft?

[quote]The lot looks large. Worst cast if the erosion continues couldn’t he just knock the existing structure down and build something new set back 50 ft?

He just needs to get the fuck out of there.

Is this in California? I don't think California will survive climate change.

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That’s a shame. ™

My brother just bought a house in Venice CA at great expense.

Oh dear oh dear oh dear.

There's not much left to erode. That's a solid granite cliff with a public road and public beach below it. The dirt and plants previously covering the granite cliff-side will eventually return. No land was lost. The bare earth was formerly covered with just vegetation. As you can see from a photo before the fires, very little has even changed. Erosion is wreaking havoc on California and some of the east coast, but not here, this was fire.

these violent delights have violent ends

That’s a relief. ™

2001

I think you're wrong some of what was very little HAS been lost. Look a little further down.

The stairs didn't erode, they were wooden stairs built into the cliff-side. They burned.

There were clearly several stairs at one time - going down from each house. Now they're stranded on top of the cliff.

He's a huge asshole, so i am taking some delight in this.

We don't like him either.

Google Streets view from the public road below. The neighbor on the right's stairs burned down as did most of the greenery. These stairs will be rebuilt in time for Memorial Day. Not all of these houses ever had stairs to the beach.

and it looks like there's nowhere else to put more stairs now.

2004

There's a TON more cliff @ R51.

Who's the idiot saying otherwise?

There ain't more cliff in r51, it's just covered in growth. If you look at the backyard fences in the before and after shots, you can see them meander around where all this 'erosion' took place. No one lost any of their backyard. The only thing lost was the growth on the side of the cliff and some wooden stairs. And a lot of the beauty for now.

Maybe he should wait a few more years and rebuild his house in Otisburgh.

Granite cliff? Sounds solid!! *thumbs up*

What an idiot.

The vegetation is not going to return on CONCRETE, dumbass, above

He's 81 years old. A re-build is out of the question.

That doesn't look like "granite" to me, more like seabed material or chalk. You can see all the neighboring properties all have sheared off cliff faces too with lots of rubble building up below. it looks like erosion on this timescale is common there. Concrete doesn't really stand up well to the ocean environment in the long run, reinforced or not. So scary in an earthquake. As pretty as it is I would never want to stay there.