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Adjacent to the subterranean recording studio and screening room, there's also a wine cellar with tasting room and a "personal concession bar," making this an ideal house for sitting out the coronavirus.

Her efforts to sell the property took a while despite its obvious appeal and the fact that it was once owned by none other than Tom Cruise back in the mid-2000s, albeit not as a primary residence.

That's almost $9 million less than what the Holmby Hills house was listed for, so Jenner got a pretty good deal on the mansion as well, probably thanks to the fact that she knows the buyer.

Pippen purchased the property back in 2000, when it was just an empty lot, shelling out $1.3 million for it and then building a 13,000-square-foot mansion.

The house spreads across more than 5,800 square feet, and one of its most impressive amenities is the Jacuzzi with enough room for ten people at once.

Rosenstein has sold the smaller of his two Hamptons homes to an undisclosed buyer for a price of $37 million – quite a bit less than the $70 million for which he originally asked.

At a glance, the 53,800-square-foot chateau that serves as the centerpiece of the 57-acre property might look like something out of 1800s France, but actually, it was built from the ground up in 2009.

Bezos' latest real estate acquisition is a three-bedroom unit that's next to two other apartments on the floor right below the building's three-story penthouse, which, you guessed it, also belongs to Bezos.

The mansion, known as El Palmar, is a doozy, with nine bedrooms and 11 1/2 bathrooms, but Pharrell reportedly got a pretty good deal on it, paying about a third less than the original $45 million asking price.

Inside, the house has eight bedrooms and 12 bathrooms, with extra amenities including a private elevator, home office, an expansive gym that could be refitted to serve as a ninth bedroom.

The couple have shelled out $7.7 million on a second penthouse in their building located in the Nolita neighborhood of Manhattan to go along with their first one.

Jeter's Tampa mansion is reportedly one of the largest in the city, even compared to the other nearby mansions in the extremely wealthy and exclusive neighborhood of Davis Islands.

The new Beckham condo has its own private swimming pool, and One Thousand Museum is even equipped with a rooftop helipad, among other top flight amenities.

This particular Faena House penthouse apartment is located on the penultimate floor of the building, putting it just below the even larger penthouse on the very top.

The mansion sprawls over more than 27,000 square feet of interior space, with 11 bedrooms and 16 baths. It was built in the early 90s for Maurice Marciano, the co-founder of clothing brand Guess.