Playboy Mansion up for sale for over US$200m
[LOS ANGELES] The Playboy Mansion, reputedly host to some of America's most raucous parties and other shenanigans too graphic for print, is up for sale for US$200 million US media said on Saturday.
Home of Playboy magazine founder Hugh Hefner, 89, the notorious building will be listed within the next month, celebrity website TMZ reported.
Playboy Enterprises is seeking upwards of US$200 million, but TMZ, citing real-estate sources in the area of Holmby Hills - close to Beverly Hills - said the mansion is more likely to go for between US$80 million and US$90 million.
Prospective buyers can tour the sprawling property, but one area is off-limits - Mr Hefner's bedroom, TMZ said.
It also said that any sale comes with a major catch - whoever buys it must give Mr Hefner a life estate, meaning he can continue to live in the mansion until he dies.
AFP
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