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The home is outfitted with a plethora of amenities including an "Entertainment Room with fireplace, wine refrigerator, billiards table, and movie lounge," plus a home gym, two boat docks, a viewing platform, an elevator, a wine room, and a "playroom" with its own beverage station.

Not too long ago it was reported that the former Madoff home was having trouble selling, perhaps in part due to Madoff's own notoriety as a disgraced financier and orchestrator of possibly the largest Ponzi scheme of all time.

Known as "The Hope Estate," the property is a grand, 15,000-square-foot palace with eight bedrooms and loads of amenities including a one-hole golf course designed by famous golf-lover Hope himself.

Both homes were practically fit for kings as they were before they were renovated, but the property's official marketing materials took the somewhat unusual step of touting its potential for improvement.

Both properties originally had houses before Lauder had them torn down. He purchased the first in April of 2020 for a reported $25.4 million, followed by the second in December of 2021 for an undisclosed sum.

The ranch was a true passion project for Pickens, he even managed to move the white frame house he grew up in from Oklahoma to the property

Sitting on a lot of almost 1.5 acres and boasting 11,000 square feet of interior space, this mansion in the Spanish Colonial style has eight bedrooms with nine bathrooms, plus two half baths.

Originally listed in July 2022 for $175 million, the late Rush Limbaugh's 3-acre Palm Beach estate has found a buyer for $155 million.

The home only dates back to 2018, but it's likely that the Altmans added a few touches of their own during their short but sweet time as its owners.

At some point between the morning of November 5 and the evening of November 7, Edwin Castro walked into Joe's Service Center in Altadena,

Even on Mustique, a ritzy private island known for its lavish estates, the Terraces stands apart as not only the most expensive, but the largest and possibly the "grandest" in the region.

The four-acre property was first purchased as a vacant lot back in 1989 by Victoria and her then-husband Carmine Agnello for $175,000. Then, over the next several years, her dream home took shape.

The custom-built mansion boasts such luxurious touches as imported onyx, custom-made chandeliers, carved Cantera stone, and Ann Sacks Tile mosaics throughout.

The Cowherds have reportedly done extensive renovations and customizations on the property over the last two years, with new paint jobs and stone accents as well as plenty of amenities throughout the home.

The stately Snyder estate has room for five bedrooms and six bathrooms, plus another four half baths. It was completed in 2004 after being commissioned by Snyder and wife Tanya.