The Mediterranean-style home in Florida was once owned by Bob Ross Inc. and hosted art retreats for Bob Ross-certified instructors and their students. Now it’s for sale for $1.999 million.
Source: Inman News
‘The joy of painting’ lives on in former Bob Ross artist retreat
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