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10050 Cielo Drive by George E. Smith - 10050 Cielo Drive. 1969 In February 1969, Roman Polanski and Sharon Tate rented the Cielo Drive house from the owner, Rudi Altobelli, for 1,500
Sharon Tate's house at 10050 Cielo Drive and its sordid past
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Original owner of 10050 Cielo Drive Michelle Morgan in the living room, sometime in the 1940s. | Lounge design, 70s house, Ranch style home
