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While the home might not look like the haunted castle one would imagine Vincent Price whiling away his off hours in, it still has plenty of charm, built in the Spanish style all the way back in the 1920s.

The farmhouse-style, 11,748-square-foot jewel of the exclusive Ashley Ridge neighborhood of Hidden Hills is all but completely brand new, having been built just last year.

Back in 1966, the then-24-year-old Wayne  Newton bought five acres of dusty desert located roughly 10 to 15 minutes southeast of the Las Vegas Strip. He built it into a 40-acre wonderland over the years before he fell on hard times…

The couple purchased the home for $14.65 million, which was something of a bargain compared to the price paid by its previous owner, a Russian businessman who got it for over $25 million back in 2009.

Whitney Park, the 36,000-acre estate named for the wealthy New York Whitney family that owned it for more than a hundred years, is being listed for sale by the estate of the late Marylou Whitney.

Unfortunately for the couple, the agreed-upon price, $18.75 million, was almost $10 million less than their asking price from when they listed the property in February.

After buying it from actor Jeremy Piven only last year, Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez have listed their 4,400-square-foot house in Malibu Beach with an asking price of $7.99 million.

The Palm Beach waterfront compound where many of Epstein's alleged crimes took place was purchased by the financier in 1990 for $2.5 million, and now the asking price for the property is just shy of $22 million.

The mansion, purposefully secluded from nearby prying eyes, was where Britney Spears lived after her divorce from Kevin Federline in 2007 until 2012, an infamously tumultuous period for the singer.

Two years ago, when WeWork was worth $40 billion, Adam Neumann plunked down $21 million on this mansion in Marin County, California, north of San Francisco. Now it's on the market…

The large estate designed by famed architect Richard Landry in the exclusive Beverly Park neighborhood of Beverly Hills has hit the market with an asking price of $32.5 million.

When Lambert bought the house back in 2014, he reportedly paid about $2.95 million for it, so he ended up taking a little bit of a bite on the property, especially if you factor in listing fees and other expenses.

The house, with its five bedrooms and seven and a half bathrooms, spread across more than 7,700 square feet of living space, is located on a .71-acre lot with more than 120 feet of waterfront.

The mansion, officially known as Second Star (a reference to the location of Peter Pan's home of Neverland), measures in at 17,000 square feet, with eight bedrooms, 12 bathrooms, and plenty of amenities.

LeBron James just paid $40 million for an incredible Beverly Hills estate. I guess having a $20 million mansion in Brentwood wasn't enough!