Inside Marilyn Monroe’s $165 million LA hideaway
If you thought Marilyn Monroe would spend her Los Angeles days anywhere but a $165 million Italian Renaissance-style mansion, you are sadly mistaken.
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The historic Owlwood Estate, once home to Sonny and Cher and frequented by iconic film star and songstress, Marilyn Monroe, has hit the market for a whopping US$115 million (AU$165 million).
Sitting on 4 hectares of land, Owlwood Estate boasts nine bedrooms - it’s so large, when Sonny and Cher separated they were able to live in entirely separate wings before they finally separated.
It was designed by Robert D. Farquhar in the 1930s, and it comes with regal marble fireplaces, crystal chandeliers, hand-carved mantels and 24-karat gold fixtures.
There’s an outdoor pool - commissioned by Olympic swimmer Esther Williams nonetheless - and even a pool house to go with it.
Jay-Z recently hosted a Grammy’s brunch there attended by famous musicians Rihanna, DJ Khaled and Nick Jonas.
Any takers?
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