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Written by RenoKu
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Monday, 11 August 2008 10:19 |
Actor John Travolta loves flying. So when it came to creating a home for his family, he found a property that came equipped with a 7,500-foot runway. Not contented with that, Travolta extended the taxiway to reach the house so that he could park two of his planes, a Gulfstream II jet and a 1964 Boeing 707-138B.
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The Great Room
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Entrance Hall
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The parked Gulfstream II jet
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Games table at the Great Room. Quote:
“It was always John’s dream to have planes in his front yard—to practically be able to pull up to the house—so that when you wanted to go to dinner, all you’d have to do was step out the door, get on the plane and whisk off,” Kelly Preston says of her aviation-mad husband John Travolta.
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The front drive of the house. Quote:
Travolta’s vintage Thunderbird is in the front drive of the residence, which was designed by architect Dana Smith. Construction of the house lasted two years, but “the plan took, on and off, about six years,” Travolta says. “We moved into the guest quarters for a while to oversee it.”
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John Travolta and Kelly Preston at their Florida home.
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Aerial photo of the home.
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Aerial photo of the home.
See the Architectual Digest article.
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