See Inside the Spelling Mansion! Aaron, Candy and Tori's Former Home for Sale for $160 Million

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• Landmark LA mansion built by Aaron Spelling on top of Bing Crosby’s old home on sale for $165m
• MLB ghost kitchens to whip up ballpark food for delivery and pickup, courtesy of IHOP
• Inside a $22.5M NYC Sky Mansion
• Wall Street rises to start a week full of earnings reports and a Fed meeting
• Chris Pratt, Katherine Schwarzenegger could’ve given Craig Ellwood teardown ‘some honor,’ architect’s daughter says

Now working with Related Group and South Florida’s Alta Developers, the company is showing off the building’s collection of ten penthouses, including a pair of 54th-floor triplexes listed for between $12 million and $13 million. The 54th-floor is also home to two duplexes that span 4,100 and 4,560 square feet and are priced between $8 million and $10 million. All four units offer soaring 23-foot ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows, and breathtaking views of Biscayne Bay.

Aaron Spelling's Former Los Angeles Mansion Listed for $165 Million - PEOPLE

Aaron Spelling's Former Los Angeles Mansion Listed for $165 Million.

Posted: Tue, 22 Feb 2022 08:00:00 GMT [source]

Landmark LA mansion built by Aaron Spelling on top of Bing Crosby’s old home on sale for $165m

County's largest home with a footprint of 56,500 square feet, per the Times. Jeff Hyland and Drew Fenton from Hilton & Hyland hold the current listing. Spelling built the controversial home in 1990 during the height of his success producing such TV hits as Fantasy Island, The Love Boat, Dynasty and Charlie’s Angels.

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Countless events were held at the mansion, with guests including luminaries such as Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis and Prince Charles and Princess Diana. Following Spelling’s death in 2006, his wife Candy listed the estate for $150 million, though it would sit on the market for two years before she accepted Ecclestone’s $85-million offer. After the purchase, Ecclestone reportedly spent more than $20 million renovating the home, employing a small army of 500 workers to complete the remodel. Sited on 4.7 acres in tony Holmby Hills, the property borders the Los Angeles Golf Club and is down the street from other well-known residences such as the Gregory Peck Estate and the Playboy Mansion.

Inside a $22.5M NYC Sky Mansion

At the time it was one of the biggest private homes in the U.S.—1,500 square feet bigger than the White House—with its 123 rooms, 14 bedrooms, and 27 bathrooms. The limestone-clad mansion expands to multiple terraces, which overlook rolling lawns complete with rose gardens, citrus orchards, statues, fountains and koi ponds. In total, there are 123 rooms including 14 bedrooms, 27 bathrooms, a tanning room, solarium, game room, grand foyer, formal dining room, library, movie theater and bowling alley. A sprawling estate that sits on 5 acres of land and has a whopping 123 rooms (including 27 bathrooms and 14 bedrooms), the chateau-like property was a hot topic among locals for years after it was built in 1988. The property — which sits on 4.7 acres and boasts 123 rooms — is for sale once again after being sold for $119.75 million in 2019, according to the Times. The current owner of the mansion is unknown as it was last purchased by a limited liability company.

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"I love Gone with the Wind," says Spelling, posing in her 40-ft.-high foyer. "So this is my version of that beautiful staircase in the movie." The crystal chandelier – one of 11 in the house – was purchased in France and hangs from a hydraulic system "that could easily lift a Smart Car." British heiress Petra Ecclestone, the daughter of Formula One billionaire Bernie Ecclestone, sold the property in 2019, for a $80 million discount from its original asking price.

The national record is held by a New York penthouse towering over Central Park that sold in January for a record $238 million. Ecclestone made some major upgrades to the estate, investing close to $20 million in improvements, then sold it for a fortune 8 years later, in 2019. The opulent mansion was owned until recently by F1 heiress Petra Ecclestone, who bought the property after Spelling’s death. In fact, on top of its sheer size and luxurious features, Spelling made sure to include unique features like a bowling alley, an ice rink, and an entire wing devoted to his wife’s wardrobe. The eccentric TV producer — who died in the mansion in 2006, at the age of 83 — didn’t pull any stops when it came to building his dream home.

Tori Spelling's Former Los Angeles Rental Is Available for $16.5K a Month - CTPost

Tori Spelling's Former Los Angeles Rental Is Available for $16.5K a Month.

Posted: Fri, 05 Jan 2024 08:00:00 GMT [source]

Ecclestone modernized the interiors with a modern color palette of black, white and gray and also added a marble lounge, aquarium and nightclub. Yes, The Manor is still on the market, kicking off 2023 with a revamped price of $155 million. The home, which was constructed in 1988, has been recently been updated with contemporary interiors by the current owner Petra Ecclestone, the Formula One racing heiress. Her renovations are going to pay off too, if the listing price is met. Candy also shared the story behind specific rooms in her home, including the doll room, which housed over 1,000 dolls and was built just for the collection. The former home of late producer Aaron Spelling, his wife Candy, and their daughter Tori has been listed for $165 million, The Los Angeles Times reports.

In the spirit of the shows that made him his vast fortune, it even figured that he donned his own name to the palatial abode he built on what is arguably L.A.’s most prestigious street, Mapleton Drive. When news first broke about a Dynasty-worthy mansion he was building for himself, nothing felt off-place. Built at the height of his fame (and fortune) by legendary Hollywood producer Aaron Spelling, The Manor is the largest home in all of Los Angeles. So let’s take a closer look at The Manor, Los Angeles’ crazy big, ridiculously expensive, and downright impressive chateau-like estate. "I first collected dolls for Tori when she was a little girl," she told PEOPLE.

Her 40-foot-high foyer was designed after the O’Hara Plantation, Tara, in Gone with the Wind. A new study commissioned by Matin Real Estate shows which states have the most new houses being built and which ones have the least. Topping the list was Utah with 11.7 new builds per 1,000 residents (that’s more than double the national average). Idaho came in second place with 11.43 new builds, followed by Florida, which had 9.80 homes being built per 1,000 residents. At the bottom of the stack was Rhode Island with just 1.27 new homes per 1,000 residents.

On the top tier is the 24-foot-wide dome made with heavy-duty canvas. That sphere is surrounded by a wraparound deck that offers 180-degree views of the LA skyline and San Gabriel Mountains. The estate in the coveted Holmby Hills area of Los Angeles is one of the city’s largest and grandest. It sits on five prime acres bordering the renowned LA Country Club, just blocks from Sunset Blvd., Rodeo Drive and downtown Beverly Hills.

The make-over re-configured many of the Spellings’ somewhat quirky features, including the multiple gift-wrapping rooms, a flower-cutting room, a barber shop, a room dedicated to Candy Spelling’s doll collection and the twin 42 x 28-foot walk-in closets. British motorsport heiress and socialite Petra Ecclestone was just 22 when, back in 2011, she paid $85 million for the sprawling 56,000-square-foot Beverly Hills mega-mansion built by legendary Beverly Hills producer Aaron Spelling. The current French chateau-style property was built in 1991 for late producer Spelling and his widow Candy Spelling, on the former estate of Crosby. After trying to sell the property off-market for $150 million, she listed it for sale in 2016 for a whopping $200 million. And while there have been rumors that even Jay-Z and Beyonce toured it at one point, no serious buyer had emerged until news of the record sale broke out in 2019. A colossal structure spanning 56,000 square feet of living space, the Spelling Manor took shape as one of the most massive and outrageously lavish properties in the country.

Aaron and Candy Spelling's 56,500-square-foot (5,250 m2) mansion in Holmby Hills. The French chateau, under construction now for two years, has turned the corner of Mapleton and Club View drives into a gawker's paradise. Sprawled across 6 acres (2.4 ha) on what once was the Bing Crosby estate, the house dwarfs the sizable mansions on the block and looms large over tranquil Holmby Park near Wilshire Boulevard. The 56,000-square-foot estate was once home to the late TV producer Aaron Spelling, his wife Candy, and their children Randy and Tori.

County at 56,500 square feet, or more than an acre of living space. The number has since been trumped by multiple spec mansions, including one in Bel-Air that clocks in at 105,000 square feet. In 2019, the Manor pushed Southern California’s luxury real estate market to new heights when it sold for $119.75 million.

"I think it's worth so much more now, but that was a lot of money for me at the time." What's the one room she doesn't have in the home? "I would have loved to have built them a playhouse here," Spelling says of Tori's children, Liam and 10-month-old Stella. "I first collected dolls for Tori when she was a little girl," says Spelling. "But she told me that she was afraid of them – she felt like they were watching her in her room." Spelling had a separate space built for the collection, which contains more than a 1,000 dolls on display and more in storage. Seems Ecclestone—she’s the youngest daughter of former Formula One motor racing supremo and billionaire Bernie Ecclestone—is eager to sell.