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Despite its historical trappings, this mansion is relatively new, built by previous owner Lockheed Martin CEO Robert Stevens to be ultra-modern and environmentally sustainable.

In addition to its architectural stylishness, the home is a private and gated property that offers security and seclusion to its occupants, albeit not quite as stringent as the security on an MI6 installation

$10 million was a bit of a discount for the One Ocean penthouse, almost $2 million under its asking price, having been put up for sale several times before the decision to donate it was made.

That's quite a bit more than what Cavallari reportedly paid for the property in 2020, when she snagged a deal in getting it for a little over $3 million.

Despite the record-breaking price tag, it was reported that The Grand Penthouse was only on the market for less than 24 hours before Graves snapped it up.

Haim Saban, who earned his multi-billion-dollar fortune thanks almost entirely to the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, is looking to make another small fortune from the sale of his Malibu mansion.

The island, one of the bigger pieces of the archipelago known as Thimble Islands off the coast of Branford, Connecticut, is known as Rogers Island and has multiple houses and other features for its next owner to enjoy.

The compound is actually now made up of two contiguous properties and two main houses, together totaling almost 15,000 square feet with ten bedrooms, eight bathrooms, and three half baths.

The nearly 12,000-square-foot home with eight bedrooms and 12 baths was recently the location of a fundraiser for the Biden campaign, and its official listing touts it as a "classic Hudson River estate."

Jim Jannard, the billionaire founder of Oakley, just sold his sprawling Malibu estate for a record-setting $210 million.

The purchase not only adds significantly to the block of adjacent properties she has spent another nearly $80 million on in the area since 2015, but is a record for the year in Southern California.

Stewart's new pad at The Belnord sits on floors 11 and 12 of the property and takes up a little over 4,600 square feet, with six bedrooms and seven baths.

The condition of the home has gone downhill even since February of last year when it was previously reported to be in pretty bad shape, and it's not clear whether West has any specific plans for the property in the future.

According to George Jewett, son of the property's longtime owners, philanthropists Fritz and Lucy Jewett, it was used to entertain such political luminaries as Nancy Pelosi, George H.W. Bush, and Prince Philip since its construction in the mid-80s.

In case Chastain's name is not enough to entice any prospective buyers interested in occupying former celebrity homes, famed composer Leonard Bernstein also called this very unit home back in the 1950s and 60s.