The few dishes that remain from the period are displayed on the kitchen wall. Burton and Taylor were divorced in 1974, remarried in 1975 and divorced again in 1976. Burton died in 1984. The new owner turned the home into a museum filled with Taylor and Burton memorabilia and a bed and breakfast inn. The property, visited by 12,000 tourists annually, is again for sale.
Visitors meet and speak with the artists and see the studios where they work.
Ring the bell at the door under the pink bridge that spans the street to connect the two homes. The International Friendship Club offers twice-weekly tours of some of the more exclusive homes in the area, many built by wealthy foreigners. Each tour visits four homes, some of which are for rent when the owners are not using them. Proceeds are used to fund medical care and to help pay for education for needy Mexicans. It also is a popular destination included in charter tour packages.