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Dangerfield first listed the property in February with an asking price of almost $18 million. But as with other owners of properties in that price neighborhood, she found it wasn't as easy to find a buyer as she'd thought.

The mansion boasts more than 5,000 square feet of living space with six bedrooms and seven bathrooms, all located on one of the most scenic gated communities of north Miami.

In the months following her death, Dianne Feinstein's heirs have been ensnared in a bitter legal fight over many assets. One asset alone, a Marin County Beach house, has been the subject of four lawsuits.

The condo boasts roughly 13,500 square feet of interior space, including a living room that the listing (naturally) specifies can accommodate a grand piano.

Berry made the property her primary home for about a year, going on to use the home as a weekend retreat and the regular location for family holiday gatherings, but now she's ready to part ways.

Reportedly an indicator of the "cooling real estate market" in San Francisco, the unnamed buyer of the home got quite the piece of celebrity real estate at a bargain price.

Between his two divorces, Robin forked over around $30 million worth of cash and real estate, including a palatial San Francisco mansion that is just hitting the market for the first time since 1991.

Kirstey Alley bought the massive Clearwater complex from Lisa Marie Presley in 2000 and called it home until her death in 2022.

It's not often that you WIN the right to spend $15 million on something, but that's exactly what just happened in an LA courtroom. Katy Perry was cleared to buy a Montecito mansion from the founder of 1-800-Flowers, an octogenarian with a serious case of seller's remorse.

If they find a buyer at their $31.9 million asking price, it will be the most expensive home ever sold in Washington DC.

The Shainfelds reportedly purchased the property in 2017 for $11.2 million, tearing down the house that was there (and that once belonged to noted "Midnight Cowboy" and "Marathon Man" filmmaker John Schlesinger) and replacing it with this custom estate.

Bezos now owns a total of $147 million on the island known as Billionaire Bunker, and he hasn't commented publicly on his plans for the compound there. But the buying spree does have some similarities with his real estate habits in his native Seattle.

The house itself is a secluded 1.4-acre getaway from the Hollywood rat race, nestled within the gated community of Bell Canyon, where many a celebrity has called home over the years.

Altogether, you're looking at nine bedrooms and 13 bathrooms, but where this piece of luxury Bel Air property really shines is in its unique amenities.

In June Ellen and Portia paid $22.5 million for an estate called "Pompeiian Court" in Montecito, California. After just four months and a quick renovation, they've flipped it back onto the market for $46.5 million.