HOUSE OF THE DAY: Insane Southampton Estate Returns To Market For $45 Million

March 11, 2013, 2:14 pm

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Southampton's Linden Estate is back on the market, this time for $45 million through Corcoran Real Estate Group.

According to Curbed Hamptons, it was previously listed for four long years before supposedly being sold to James H. Clark, co-founder of Netscape, and his Australian swimsuit model wife last summer for an undisclosed price.

But it seems the title never changed hands, as Curbed reports the home is still registered to the original owners — former Esprit executive Juergen Friedrich and his wife. And now the 18,000-square-foot estate is up for grabs once more.

Originally built in 1915 by architect Grosvenor Atterbury, the house has both an indoor and outdoor pool, a grass tennis court, gym, carriage house, and an impressive 12 bedrooms.

The mansion was available to rent for $850,000 a month last year,and was listed in July for $49 million.

Welcome to the gorgeous Linden Estate.

The house sits on nine acres of land.

The property has its very own grass tennis court.

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HOUSE OF THE DAY: Miami's Priciest Condo Sells For $34 Million — And It's Not Complete Yet

March 12, 2013, 2:23 pm

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The Miami real estate market has been on a tear lately, and a South Beach condo just broke a new record.

The condo — actually a pair that sold to the same buyer — is in the Miami Beach Edition, and went for $34 million.

At that price, it's the most expensive condo ever sold in South Florida, according to Curbed Miami. And at $3,800 a square foot, it was nearly three times as expensive as typical luxury real estate in Miami.

The building is not even complete yet; it's slated to open in 2014. The Ian Schrager-designed residence and hotel will have 26 apartments and 250 hotel rooms.

These renderings are for a range of residences in the Edition, but they'll give you a good idea of what Miami's new most expensive condo looks like.

Here's a panorama of the living room, which has floor-to-ceiling windows and unbelievable Atlantic Ocean views.

Here's another view of the penthouse living room. It flows right into the kitchen.

The kitchens are stark and modern.

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HOUSE OF THE DAY: America's First Supermodel Lists Her 'Balinese Inspired' Home For $12 Million

March 14, 2013, 2:55 pm

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Cheryl Tiegs, who claims to be America's first supermodel, has listed her gated Bel Air home for $12 million, according to celebrity real estate blog The Real Estalker.

Tiegs purchased the home back in 1996 for an unknown sum, and had the home redesigned in a Balinese style by Martyn Lawrence Bullard, a designer on Bravo's Million Dollar Decorator.

The listing through Rodeo Realty says the model's mansion is 4,770 square feet, and has five bedrooms, a wine cellar, eat-in kitchen, and views of downtown LA from the backyard.

In fact, the only thing that would be missing if you bought this home is the perpetually-gorgeous supermodel herself.

The home is in East Gate Bel Air and sits on 1.43 acres of property.

Source: Joe Babajian

It has long driveway with a large motor court for multiple cars.

Source: Joe Babajian

The one-story home was designed by Martyn Lawrence Bullard.

Source: Joe Babajian

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HOUSE OF THE DAY: Larry David Is Selling His California Compound For $15 Million

March 22, 2013, 2:10 pm

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Larry David of "Seinfeld" and "Curb Your Enthusiasm" fame is unloading his estate in Pacific Palisades for $14.99 million, according to Trulia.

The mansion, described as a "fairytale home"in the listing, has seven bedrooms and 10 bathrooms. There's a separate guesthouse and fantastic ocean views from the backyard.

For a guy with a curmudgeonly reputation, David's decor is sweet and homey (photos courtesy of Estately).

The listing describes the house as a "fairytale home." It's not too far off.

Those views are unbeatable.

Plenty of places to enjoy them from.

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HOUSE OF THE DAY: Producer Jerry Weintraub Has Finally Sold His $42.5 Million Malibu Estate

March 23, 2013, 1:26 pm

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Jerry Weintraub, producer of box office hits like The Karate Kid and Oceans 11, has finally sold his 6.25-acre Malibu complex after nearly two years on the market, the Los Angeles Times reports.

It was apparently purchased by fashion mogul Serge Azria. The home had been listed for $42.5 million, but the sales price has not been disclosed.

Weintraub bought the property in two pieces, four acres in 1978 for $950,000, and 2.25-acres in 1980 for $450,500. Several years ago, he listed it for $75 million before lowering the price.

The beautiful property is located just south of Paradise Cove and features private beach access, two guest homes, a deluxe equestrian center, tennis courts, and a pool.

Here's the main home, with 7 bedrooms and 11 bathrooms

Tons of property and plush green grass

The equestrian stables

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HOUSE OF THE DAY: An Unfinished Penthouse In Manhattan Is Selling For $60 Million

April 1, 2013, 1:45 pm

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Another blockbuster property recently hit the market in Manhattan, and it's not even complete yet.

The $60 million penthouse duplex is part of Midtown's new 50-story Baccarat Hotel and Residences. It first went up for sale in late February of this year.

All we have so far are the schematics for the home, which is set for completion in late 2014, but we do know that guests will have access to the hotel's amenities such as the spa, fitness center, and pool.

The five-bedroom penthouse has 14-foot ceilings, a floating fireplace, wet bar, and 360-degree views of Manhattan and Central Park. The master suite alone is a staggering 1,137 square feet.

The $60 million penthouse will be on the 48/49 floors of the Baccarat Hotel & Residences.

Source: Baccarat Hotel & Residences

The new luxury apartment building will be on 20 West 53rd Street in midtown Manhattan.

Source: Baccarat Hotel & Residences

Residents will have access to the building's gym, spa, and expansive pool.

Source: Baccarat Hotel & Residences

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HOUSE OF THE DAY: Judd Apatow And Leslie Mann Bought A $10.8 Million Bungalow In Malibu

April 2, 2013, 2:27 pm

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Director Judd Apatow and his hilarious wife actress Leslie Mann have just purchased a Malibu Colony home together for $10.825 million, according to real estate blog Trulia.

Property records show the deal was closed between the A-list power couple and Prudential California Realty at the end of last month.

Trulia reports that the 1930's bungalow was previously owned by the late "Pretty Woman" producer Laura Ziskin, and features a gourmet kitchen, courtyard entry, four bedrooms, and expansive views of their beach-side property.

Trulia also points out that this is not the first California home for the family — Apatow and Mann have previously purchased a lot in Santa Monica, a home in Brentwood, and Apatow still owns another Beverly Hills pad.

Welcome to the Apatow/Mann family's new Malibu Colony Road home.

Source: Prudential California Realty

The bungalow has 2,550 square feet of space.

Source: Trulia

There's a gourmet kitchen with cozy reading corner close by.

Source: Prudential California Realty

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HOUSE OF THE DAY: Arianna Huffington Bought A SoHo Loft For $8.15 Million

April 4, 2013, 8:41 am

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Arianna Huffington isn't letting rumors that she trashed a $32,000-a-month Chelsea loft stop her from playing the real estate game — the media mogul has set her sights on SoHo instead.

According to The New York Post, Huffington bought a luxury loft on Mercer Street for $8.15 million this past December, for slightly less than its initial $8.495 million asking price.

The Huffington Post founder's new property has three bedrooms, a large master suite, and plenty of natural light throughout.

Welcome to Arianna Huffington's new building on 158 Mercer Street.

The media queen bought the SoHo loft in late December of last year.

The condo has 4,177 square feet of space, and gets plenty of light from the massive windows.

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HOUSE OF THE DAY: Radio Host Casey Kasem Is Selling His Crazy LA Mansion For $42 Million

April 8, 2013, 3:00 pm

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Radio personality Casey Kasem — former host of the American Top 40 for almost four decades — has listed his Holmby Hills mansion for $42 million, according to the Redfin Blog.

The 1954 estate is 12,000 square feet and includes seven bedrooms, a library, and 11.5 bathrooms decorated with antiques and European-style art.

The property itself is also a massive 2.5 acres with a tennis court and heart-shaped pool.

According to Redfin, Kasem bought the home in 1989 for $1.725 million. So even if he doesn't get the asking price he's looking for, there's bound to be a substantial profit from the sale.

Welcome to Casey Kasem's $42 million Holmby Hills mansion.

The home is 12,000 square feet, and sits on this gorgeous LA property.

The inside, however, is a little wacky.

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HOUSE OF THE DAY: Buy Katy Perry's Opulent LA Home For $6.9 Million

April 9, 2013, 1:50 pm

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Katy Perry is selling the home she bought with ex-husband Russell Brand back in 2011 for $6.925 million, according to celebrity real estate blogger The Real Estalker.

The mansion, known as Park Hill, sits on a double-gated, three-acre compound with private lagoon pool and sweeping views of West Hollywood from the backyard.

In addition to the 7,000-square-foot main home, there are also two guest houses and a carriage house for auto storage.

Perry and Brand originally bought the Mediterranean-style estate from former National Lampoon chief executive Daniel Laikin back in June 2011. Neither ever moved into the home, which according to The Real Estalker's sources Brand gave to Perry during their divorce.

Katy Perry and Russell Brand bought this three-acre property in 2011.

Source: Teles Properties

It has two guest houses, and a carriage house for car storage.

Source: Teles Properties

Inside, the main home is 7,000 square feet.

Source: Teles Properties

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HOUSE OF THE DAY: Matt Damon Is Selling His Miami Beach Mansion For $20 Million

April 16, 2013, 2:29 pm

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Hollywood A-Lister Matt Damon is selling his stunning Miami Beach mansion Marabella for $20 million, according to the Wall Street Journal.

The actor, who recently renewed his vows with wife Luciana Barroso in the Caribbean, listed the seven-bedroom home last week with celebrity broker The Jills.

He originally bought Marabella back in 2005 for $10.3 million, and has been adding to the property's acreage ever since, according to celebrity real estate blogger The Real Estalker.

The pad boasts a wine cellar, movie theater, and rooftop terrace. It also sits directly on Miami's Biscayne Bay, and has gorgeous views of the water from the oversized living room, pool, and hot tub.

Matt Damon's for-sale mansion sits in an exclusive Miami Beach neighborhood.

Source: The Jills

The home was built in 1935 and is right on the waterfront.

Source: The Jills

The Mediterranean-style pad has two stories.

Source: The Jills

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A Tech Entrepreneur Supposedly Spent $35 Million On San Francisco's Priciest House

April 16, 2013, 4:17 pm

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Tech entrepreneur Trevor Traina and his wife Alexis reportedly spent $35 million on a mansion on San Francisco's "Billionaire's Row," according to local real estate blog Socket Site (via Curbed).

At that price, it would be the most expensive home ever sold in the city.

The home, a Tudor in Pacific Heights, last sold in late 2011 for $29.5 million. It has six bedrooms, seven bathrooms, bay views, a chef's kitchen, a catering room, a 3,000 bottle wine cellar, and a heated outdoor spa.

Traina has founded four tech companies, including Driverside.com, according to CrunchBase.

These photos are from last time the home was listed but show how stunning the property is.

The gardens surrounding the home are immaculate.

And the views of the bay and Golden Gate Bridge are unbeatable.

Check out how big the property is from above.

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HOUSE OF THE DAY: 'As Seen On TV' Tycoon Buys Miami's Priciest Condo For $34 Million

April 19, 2013, 1:18 pm

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The buyer of a $34 million condo at the Miami Beach Edition was infomercial tycoon Ajit Khubani, according to Jennifer Gould Keil at the New York Post.

Khubani is the founder and CEO of TeleBrands, the direct response marketing company behind "As Seen On TV" products.

The South Beach condo, which sold last month, was the most expensive condo ever sold in South Florida, according to Curbed Miami. At $3,800 a square foot, it was nearly three times as expensive as typical luxury real estate in Miami.

The building is not even complete yet; it's slated to open in 2014. The Ian Schrager-designed residence and hotel will have 26 apartments and 250 hotel rooms.

These renderings are for a range of residences in the Edition, but they'll give you a good idea of what Miami's new most expensive condo looks like.

Here's a panorama of the living room, which has floor-to-ceiling windows and unbelievable Atlantic Ocean views.

Here's another view of the penthouse living room. It flows right into the kitchen.

The kitchens are stark and modern.

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HOUSE OF THE DAY: Zsa Zsa Gabor's $14.9 Million Mansion Is Back On The Market

April 26, 2013, 2:02 pm

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The 96-year-old actress Zsa Zsa Gabor and her ninth husband Prince Frédéric van Anhalt have had quite the real-estate year.

First they found a buyer for their Bel Air mansion and the property went into escrow.

Then a judge decreed earlier this month that the couple — behind in their mortgage payments — could stay in the home for three more years or until Gabor's death, Reuters reported.

Now, it seems the property is back on the market, for $14.9 million through Rodeo Realty, according to celebrity real estate blog The Real Estalker.

The couple had recently turned to renting out the place as a film set to help pay for Gabor's medical costs. The 8,900-square-foot property appears in "Argo" and "Behind The Candelabra," an upcoming HBO film about Liberace, according to Reuters.

Zsa Zsa Gabor has lived in this Bel Air mansion for the last 40 years.

Source: IMDb

Gabor has hosted Ronald Reagan, Elizabeth Taylor, and Queen Elizabeth in this home.

Source: Rodeo Realty

It has 8,878 square feet of space.

Source: Rodeo Realty

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Taylor Swift Supposedly Paid $17.75 Million In Cash For A Rhode Island Mansion

April 29, 2013, 1:44 pm

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TMZ and celebrity real estate blog The Real Estalker are reporting that Taylor Swift has bought a 11,000-square-foot home in Rhode Island for $17.75 million.

And what's more, the 23-year-old reportedly wired the money directly and paid in cash, which might explain how the cost dropped from the original $20 million asking price.

The home was built in 1930, and sits on the highest point in Watch Hill, RI with 700 feet of shoreline and views of Little Narragansett Bay.

It has eight bedrooms, eight fireplaces, and a pool in the back. The property is both walled and gated, and sits on what is thought to be the highest point of waterfront land on the entire eastern seaboard, according to The Real Estalker.

These listing photos, courtesy of Zillow, are from when the home hit the market for $24 million back in 2011.

This is High Watch in Rhode Island, Taylor Swift's newest mansion.

She paid for the gorgeous home in cash, TMZ reported.

Inside, Swift's new pad has over 11,000 square feet of space.

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HOUSE OF THE DAY: Lena Dunham Toured This $4.45 Million Penthouse In Williamsburg

April 30, 2013, 2:51 pm

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The New York Daily News reported yesterday that Lena Dunham from HBO's "Girls" was looking at a swanky $4.45 million bachelorette pad in Williamsburg.

The home, which is currently listed through Douglas Elliman Real Estate, has three bedrooms and well over 3,000 square feet of space, including a massive wrap-around terrace with views of Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens.

No word yet if the "Girls" creator/director/star is set to purchase the home in Williamsburg's Gretsch Building, but Dunham is in the market for a new property.

She wrote “Do you think it’s weird to bring my dog to see a realtor?” in a text message to a friend that she later posted to Instagram.

The penthouse Dunham toured was the only home located on top of The Gretsch Building in Williamsburg.

Source: Douglas Elliman Real Estate

It takes up the entire upper floor with 3,198 square-feet of space and two private elevator entrances.

Source: Douglas Elliman Real Estate

There are floor-to-ceiling windows throughout the pad, which is decorated in a funky-chic style that fits the star.

Source: Douglas Elliman Real Estate

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HOUSE OF THE DAY: Central Park Townhouse With An Indoor Pool Hits The Market For $37 Million

May 8, 2013, 12:03 pm

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A townhouse with an impressive history on NYC's Central Park West was just listed for $37 million.

Built by a developer in 1887, it's one of just a few townhouses left on the park. The six-level home belonged to Abigail Disney, a grandniece of Walt, before it sold to former Coach COO Keith Monda, according to Curbed.

Monda sold the home to an undisclosed buyer last year after it was listed for just over $22 million, and now it's back on the market.

The home has some impressive features, including 12,000 square feet of space, a glass-and-steel staircase, and a home gym with an indoor lap pool.

Sotheby's has the listing.

The townhouse is located on 85th Street and Central Park West.

It was built in 1887, but is completely modern inside.

The "parlor floor" has a double-height ceiling and a glass-and-steel staircase.

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HOUSE OF THE DAY: NASCAR Legend Jeff Gordon Listed His NYC Apartment For $30 Million

May 10, 2013, 2:22 pm

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The New York Times is reporting that NASCAR superstar Jeff Gordon is selling his condo at Manhattan's 15 Central Park West for $30 million.

Gordon and his wife, Ingrid Vadebosch, bought the home for $9.67 million back in 2007. It was initially a plain white apartment with high ceilings,  and the couple completely redecorated and customized the condo, according to the NYT.

Property agents Nora Ariffin and Christopher Kromer told The Times that Gordon decided to list his home with Halstead Property because "the demand for trophy apartments is pretty strong." The $30 million asking price was chosen since a similar, slightly larger unit was listed in the building for $36 million in December 2012.

The three-bedroom home has Brazilian cherry floors and gorgeous views of Central Park. The master suite alone takes up 743 square feet of the 3,454-square-foot pad.

Welcome to Jeff Gordon and Ingrid Vadebosch's 15 Central Park West home.

Source: Halstead Property

It has 3,454 square feet, with views of Central Park outside the windows.

Source: Halstead Property

The home has an open floor plan, as well as an oak "sushi bar" in the living room.

Source: Halstead Property

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HOUSE OF THE DAY: Rupert Murdoch Bought A $29.5 Million Vineyard In Los Angeles

May 13, 2013, 8:15 am

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Media mogul Rupert Murdoch is the new owner of a 16-acre vineyard in the Bel Air neighborhood of Los Angeles, The Los Angeles Times reports.

The property, called Moraga Vineyards and Winery, comes with a large residence. We don't know the final sale price, but it had been listed for $29.5 million.

The estate previously belonged to former Northrop Grumman CEO Thomas Jones, who owned it for three decades and started making wine there, according to Curbed. Murdoch first checked out the place after reading about it in The Wall Street Journal, according to the LA Times.

The tycoon tweeted about his purchase Friday, saying, "About to celebrate buying beautiful small vineyard right in LA. Great wine, Moraga, owned by great Angelino, Tom Jones. Time cover,1961!"

Welcome to Moraga Vineyards and Winery in Bel Air.

The 16-acre property comes with a working winery and 5-bedroom residence.

It's located just five miles from the Pacific Ocean, in an area with a microclimate that's great for winemaking.

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HOUSE OF THE DAY: Jennifer Lopez Bought A Gorgeous Hamptons Estate For $10 Million

May 14, 2013, 3:22 pm

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The New York Post reported today that Jennifer Lopez bought a $9.995 mansion in Water Mill, in the Hamptons.

The eight-bedroom home is close to Mecox Bay, and comes with a sauna, steam room, theater, and backyard pool and play set for her twin children.

The 8,660-square-foot home was built in 2004, according to Zillow, and sits on three acres of property on Bay Lane with its own cul de sac, so it's incredibly private.

According to The Post, sources said Lopez liked that there was enough room to build a guest house or tennis court in the future.

The home was listed with Corcoran Real Estate Group.

This is the Water Mill mansion Jennifer Lopez dropped almost $10 million on.

The Hamptons property sits on over three acres of land and has space enough for a guest house or tennis court.

There's already a gorgeous heated pool in the backyard.

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