A plush home in Beverly Hills, which once served as the abode of martial Arts master, Jackie Chan, has made its way into the listing market with a $9.5 million price tag, according to the Zillow Blog.
The home has quite the celebrity history. It was once owned by silent film actor, Harold Lloyd. Apparently, Marilyn Monroe also shot a scene for "How to Marry a Millionaire" on the property. For the scene, she "lounged by the pool in a red diamanté-studded swimming-costume, repeating the line, 'I hate careless men', and asking every now and then for a glass of Coke", according to the Telegraph.
Listing records of the home state that the home is a 7,368 square feet single family residence sitting on a 30,492 square feet lot. The house comprises of five bedrooms and six bathrooms.
The listing describes the home as:
Celebrity Life style! 0.7 acres Usable/Flat lot.Custom French Mansion Estate in Prime location of Beverly Hills. Corner lot with two large frontage, two auto gates, one leads into a spacious circular motor ct. centered by a fountain, another gate to 3 car garage and a professional gym room w/French door access. Most furniture included except personal collections/accessories. Grand double door Main entry to 2 stories high foyer w/luxurious enamel inlaid chandelier, oversized living rm w/spectecular decors and piano(not included). crown molding, customized and detailed craftsmanship create such classic,luxurious, entertaining yet homy atmosphere! Elegant Formal dining, big family rm w/prof.wet bar,wine cellar, sound system and comfy sofa/couches.Gourmet Kit.has name brand appliances, B'fast nook w/garden view.service corridor to side yard.Downstairs Suite can be 2nd Master. 4 large suites upstairs,Main master has big retreat,spa tub,fireplace,his/hers walk-in closet,vanity,view of garden.Modern Junior suite w/den as study,loft for guest,2 other separate suites for more juniors or guests. Exterior pool/spa/BBQ, hardscaped and plantations.Pre-owned by a famous Int'l celebrity.
Check out the pictures of the home, here.
Jackie Chan was recently in the news for being reported dead by the media. Apparently, the rumor started off at mediafetcher.com, which claimed that the actor died while performing a stunt in Austria for an upcoming movie, reports MSN News.
However, he reassured his fans that he was alive and kicking, posting a message on Facebook:
"If I died, I would probably tell the world! I took a photo with today's date, just in case you don't believe me! However, thank you all for your concern."
