At US$350m, Beverly Hillbillies mansion is priciest in the US
Chartwell has a ballroom, formal salon, world-class wine cellar, tennis court, pool and covered parking for 40 cars
Beverly Hills
THE STORY of Jed Clampett is, by now, a legend. A poor mountaineer, he could barely feed his family of four, but one day, while he was out hunting for food, he fired his rifle into the swamp behind his shack - and struck oil.
The sale of the resource-rich land, in 1962, would eventually net him between US$25 million and US$100 million, and he did what anyone with sudden riches would do: he packed up his truck and moved his clan to Beverly Hills, where their adventures would be the subject of nine seasons of The Beverly Hillbillies.
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