The Spanish Colonial home of Ziggy Marley in Toluca Lake Ziggy Marley’s Spanish Colonial residence in Toluca Lake. Neighboring – The singer, his wife Orly Marley, and their four children construct a home in Toluca Lake, Los Angeles.

Farahan eventually led them to a 10,000-square-foot Spanish Colonial in L.A.’s Toluca Lake neighborhood, which was suitable for the celebrity couple and their four young children. What clinched the deal for Marley, however, was not the home’s aesthetic appeal, but rather an intangible sense that it would be a welcoming place to raise his children. “It’s not about how it looks or how many bedrooms; it’s how it feels,” says Marley, whose latest album, More Family Time, was recently released. “I liked the vibe and spirit of the home.” Farahan observes, however, that Marley wanted to ensure that the climate was also to his liking. Farahan states, “He asked me about the weather because he had never lived in the San Fernando Valley.” I assured him that the breezes were as pleasant as they were on the opposite side of the incline.