Last year, real estate properties in Los Angeles hit a price mark of $100 million. Real estate agents claim that in 2016, the sprawling Southern California city will have the most expensive mansions in the country, starting with a $200 million price tag, a report from Los Angeles Times said.
Listed below are some of the million-dollar properties owned by famous Hollywood celebrities and personalities.
Playboy Mansion
The Gothic Tudor-style residence known as the "Playboy Mansion" is now on sale with an asking price of $200 million. The said mansion is owned by Hugh Hefner. It boasts elegant 29 rooms and sits in a 20,000-square-foot of lot in Holmby Hills. The house features a swimming pool and a grotto.
Adam Carolla's Hollywood Hills
Carolla's mansion located in the Hollywood Hills was sold for $4.8 million. The mansion was designed by Ashton & Denny and inspired by the 1920s Spanish revival. The home features a vintage pub and has a private dive bar, a payphone, a counter wrapped with leather and a porthole window. The house has well-detailed interiors such as Saltillo-tiled floors, elegant iron details, a cathedral ceiling and more.
Mitch Richmond's Calabasas Mansion
The luxurious Mediterranean mansion owned by the popular basketball player Mitch Richmond was sold for $7.88 million. His mansion sits in a two-acre land within the gated community in Calabasas. The house features a gymnasium, home theater, basketball court, swimming pool, and water slide, among others. The mansion has spacious six bedrooms and eight bathrooms.
John Legend's Hollywood Hills Mansion
Famous songwriter John Legend and his model wife Chrissy Teigen have bought a new real estate property for $14.1 million. The property was once owned by pop star Rihanna. The couple's new house sits in a 8,520-square-foot lot that has a billiard room, wet bar and spacious dining rooms.
"LA's position as the most unaffordable big city to buy a house in the whole country and its prices that recently surpassed pre-recession prices might seem to be heading toward a real estate bubble situation, but actually the market's about halfway through a solid recovery," Curbed said.