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Marina del Rey condominium once owned by Stevie Nicks has hit the market for $3.9 million, offering a glimpse into the Fleetwood Mac star's early solo years. The 2,091-square-foot beachfront property features two bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, and direct access to the sand with sweeping Pacific Ocean views.

    Built in 1974, the home still exudes its former occupant's bohemian aesthetic, complete with a sunken living room, wood-framed windows, and vintage wallpaper-adorned bathroom. A glass-lined balcony offers panoramic ocean views, while the dining area connects to a carpeted living space.

    Nicks occupied the property in the early 1980s as she transitioned into her solo career following her rise to fame with Fleetwood Mac. The unit even made a brief appearance in the music video for "Edge of Seventeen" from her debut solo album, "Bella Donna."

    The apartment's standout features include a mirrored vanity and a completely mirrored wall in the primary bedroom. Madeline Schwarzman, who purchased the condo with her husband Philip from Nicks in 1982, recalled the glamour of the space.

    Listing agent Elana Besserman, who was born in the unit and lived there until age five, notes that the building's creative atmosphere still feels artistic and different. The property features a shared rooftop and designated parking, including guest spaces in a nearby lot – a rare perk for an oceanfront LA property.

    The condo includes access to a shared rooftop and guest parking, a rare perk for a beachfront LA property. Residents also enjoy direct access to the sand and sweeping views of the Pacific Ocean. The building contains just three units on a single level, offering a high level of privacy that's rare for oceanfront properties in Los Angeles.

    Nicks remains based in Los Angeles and recently announced she's working on her first album in over 10 years, citing inspiration from being evacuated from her home during a wildfire and spending time in a hotel room.