Candy Spelling to The Wall Street Journal, the 57,000-square foot home in the Holmby Hills area of LA, was the highest priced piece of real estate in the U.S., listed for a whopping $150 million. The final closing price for the estate, which has been on the market since March 2009, has not been disclosed.The humble abode, which has over 100 rooms, includes a double staircase that was inspired by "Gone With the Wind," a flower-cutting room, bowling alley, beauty salon, multiple gift-wrapping rooms, china room and a "Prince Charles suite," who once stayed at the Spelling home.
Candy and the late Aaron Spelling bought the property in the '80s and built the French chateau-style home in 1991.Celebs & Their MomsPetra, an heiress to a Formula One racing fortune, also reportedly owns a six-story home in the Chelsea neighborhood of London, which reportedly set her back $90.9 million.
As for Candy, she's downsized to a 15,555-square-foot condominium in Century City, Calif., which she reportedly bought for $35 million.
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