Ever watch the HBO series Entourage? When they talk about the Godfather’s estate they mean the Godfather’s paradise. The opportunity to buy this house just became yours – for a cool $135 million. (And we mean the incredible estate that was featured in The Godfather)
The Beverly Hills compound, which sits on 6 acres atop a private knoll three blocks from Sunset Boulevard. The problem (and we’ll get this out of the way first) is that that mansion has been up for sale several times since 2007. It originally hit the market at $165, but has now been listed for $135 million. The house is not only the Godfather’s crib, it was once the home of publishing magnate William Randolph Hearst and Marion Davies. It also served as the honeymoon spot for Jaqueline and John F. Kennedy.
You want to talk about something impressive? The estate has five buildings, 28 bedrooms, 36 bathrooms, a wine cellar, gym, 8 car garage and staff accommodations. If that isn’t enough it also has a tennis court, media center, art deco nightclub, massage room, screening rooms and an outdoor patio that can host a party of 400.
The owner of the estate decided to relist the estate after Fleur de Lys, a Holmby Hills Mansion, sold for $102 million. If you have the cash the mansion and estate is probably one of the nicest in the country, maybe the world.
Beverly House, built by local banker Milton Getz in the 1920s, was the onetime residence of publishing magnate William Randolph Hearst and actress Marion Davies. Adding more glitter to the pedigree, the Beverly Hills manse served as a honeymoon spot for Jacqueline and John F. Kennedy.
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