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The 6,275-square-foot home constructed in the English Tudor style is literally historic, dating back nearly a century, and now it's on the market for almost $6 million.

The Brosnans named their Thai-style estate Orchid House, and they were inspired to build it by time the 007 star spent in Thailand during the filming of the Bond film "Tomorrow Never Dies."

The property boasts almost 27,000 square feet of living space, five bedrooms, and 13 (yes, 13!) bathrooms. It's located in the exclusive Beverly Hills community of Trousdale Estates.

The house known as "St. Jetersburg" sits on a 1.25-acre lot near Hillsborough Bay. It has seven bedrooms, eight bathrooms, and eight half baths, plus a swimming pool, two boat lifts, and two garages.

Joe Rogan's exodus from California is one step closer to being official. The $100-million-dollar Spotify man just paid $14.4 million for this Austin, Texas mansion.

A luxurious waterfront mansion located in the Hamptons and which once belonged to Henry Ford's daughter Anne Ford is now up for sale for the first time since way back in 1998.

The property's asking price is significantly more than the $36.5 million Lauer paid for it in the summer of 2016, when he purchased it from none other than actor Richard Gere.

The new Draymond Green place is located in Mandeville Canyon, which happens to be the same neighborhood where fellow NBA stars like Russell Westbrook, Blake Griffin, and LeBron James own homes.

Weiner got a great price on the property: When Nordegren first put it up for sale, she was aiming for almost $50 million, and when she relisted it a few months later, it was at $44.5 million.

Griffin is looking for $15.95 million for the home, which sits on about half an acre and was constructed in the Mediterranean style and which she's had for about four years.

Demi Lovato has purchased a modern farmhouse-style abode in Studio City with plenty of space and a more secluded location for $7 million, on the dot.

Hilfiger and wife Dee Ocleppo Hilfiger purchased the property in 2010 for almost $31.4 million, but his real estate holdings in the area go back much further than that.

DeMarcus Cousins is looking to get rid of his huge Las Vegas mansion loaded with countless amenities, and he's reportedly listed it with an asking price of $8 million.

Known appropriately as "The House That Shaq Built," the mansion located on the shores of Lake Butler and behind the gates of the Isleworth Golf & Country Club sprawls across approximately 31,000 square feet of living space.

The historic property is located in the Brentwood area, more specifically the gated community once known as "Hollywoodland" and located beneath the famous Hollywood sign.