Former Google CEO and current executive chairman Eric Schmidt leads a fabulous life filled with luxurious yachts, homes in Silicon Valley and New York City, and even his own private jet.
Now the New York Post is reporting that the tech mogul has scooped up yet another home: a 9,182-square-foot"French chateau" in Los Angeles' Holmby Hills neighborhood.
According to the Post, which cites unnamed sources, the seven-bedroom house once belonged to Veronique Peck, the late wife of Hollywood legend Gregory Peck.
And luckily for Schmidt (who's rumored to be a bit of a ladies' man), the chateau is about a five minutes' walk from the Playboy Mansion.
Schmidt reportedly spent $22 million on the purchase, which had been listed for $24.995 million with Coldwell Banker. That's a minuscule amount compared to his estimated net worth of $8.3 billion.
The house was originally built in 1932.
It sits on 1.3 acres of land.
The formal living room's decor is lavish, though a bit outdated.
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