Listed for sale in Dana Point‘s Lantern Village is a home for sale that was originally built by the creator of the 1980s television show “The Adventures of Teddy Ruxpin,” according to listing agent Samantha Gorrell of ZipRealty.

The creator, Ken Forsse, initially invented the animatronic, talking teddy bear Teddy Ruxpin and later the TV show involving the bear. He also first built the home for sale at 34341 Amber Lantern Street.

Gorrell says the home is “known as the ‘House That Teddy Built.'”

The home is listed for $5,281,800 and has 4 bedrooms, 4.25 bathrooms, 5,921 square feet of living space on a 9,600-square-foot lot, a home theater and views of the ocean of Dana Point Harbor.

Here’s the listing description:

“Located in the most ideal location atop the bluffs in Dana Point, the home features broad vistas from Dana Point to San Clemente, with a view of San Clemente Island. This home designed by the owner and constructed by Dan Phillips, has never before been on the market. It features over 5200 square feet (approx) 4 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, gourmet kitchen, walk-in pantry, ocean view office, large home-theater with surround sound, game room with wet bar and optional pool table, living room with fireplace, separate workshop and greenhouse. The Master suite has a dry sauna, Jacuzzi tub, overhead flat screen with surround sound and fireplace. Guest suite has shoji screens, tatami mats and Japanese-style Jacuzzi. With a roof of blue Japanese J-tiles, the home sits on a 9500 square-foot(approx)double lot, with an impressive back yard overlooking all of Dana Point Harbor. The huge roof top deck, boasts a 360′ view and is accessed by way of a spiral staircase through a motorized skylight.”

The home has no Mello-Roos taxes and no HOA fees.