Aaron Spelling's $150 Million House for Sale

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If you want to burn a measly nine figures on a new home, now's your chance. Candy Spelling, widow of Aaron Spelling, the legendary TV producer, is putting her Los Angeles estate on the market for $150 million—the most expensive home for sale in the United States.

The property, known as the Manor, is located in the Holmby Hills area of L.A., close to the Los Angeles Country Club and the Playboy Mansion. Built in 1991—just around the time Beverly Hills 90210 started to take off—the 56,500-square-foot French-château-style home has more than 4.6 acres of land, making it the largest home in Los Angeles County. The sprawling manse is reported to have about 123 rooms and 16 to 26 bathrooms. Spelling says she doesn't have an exact count.

Other features are a bowling alley, a wine cellar and tasting room, a China room, a library, a gym, a humidity-controlled silver storage room, a screening room, a barber shop, a beauty salon, and a gift-wrapping room. Of course, you've also got your traditional pools, tennis courts, and space for more than 100 vehicles.

Spelling plans to "downsize" to a $47 million, two-story condo in a residential tower in L.A.

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FONDEST MEMORIES

Very few people can say that they were part of the team that built this beautiful mansion, and yet I am proud to say that I was one of a very few.

Eighteen years later, I recall all the hype and glory that came with that achievement and all the wonderful experiences that made each day a dream.

While like any other building project, there were up-and-down days, what mattered to us as "the team" was to create a residence that exceeded every one's expectations, including our prestigious clients, Candy and Aaron,and their beautiful children, Tori and Randy.

My personal thanks go to Bob, Marvin, Monica, Larry, Jim, Roy,Eric, Gary and a countless host of others who were part of this of this adventure, and made my own career a little more distinguished, and especially to Bob and Marvin who allowed me to be part of this great team.

I have since retired from this business, but the memories will for me last me a lifetime.

Steve Karzen 1:55AM March 21, 2010

this is a cool news. Thank you.

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$150 million, that was too very expensive nut I think that was sooo beautiful.

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