Via toptenrealestatedeals.com: Zsa Zsa originally wanted $28 million for her home but in a bad real estate market, her real estate agent convinced her to start out at $12.9 million for the 8,878-square-foot, 26-room estate. But she had no takers so she upped the price to $14.9 million in 2012. With mounting money problems due to her poor health and a $10 million Bernie Madoff theft, the home was on the brink of foreclosure, only to be saved through a social media plea from ninth husband Prince Frederic von Anhalt. The prince temporarily rescued the home for Zsa Zsa but he made selling the home much more difficult in the process by making demands that after selling the home, he and Zsa Zsa could continue to live in the home for three years plus a $325,000 a year stipend. Surprisingly the property sold under those conditions, but the sale fell through. Afterwards, broker Roger Perry helped arrange a deal between Gabor and a buyer in 2014 that delayed the closing so that she could continue to live in the home until her death. 

The famous home of screen legend Zsa Zsa Gabor, this spectacular Hollywood Regency style mansion on a gated 1+ acre promontory in prime Bel Air behind the East Gate on Bel Air Road. Commanding views of downtown Los Angeles, Santa Monica, the ocean and Catalina Island. A gracious and elegant oval shaped formal entryway, grand formal sitting room with antique French fireplace, and an enormous formal dining room perfect for elegant evening entertaining with spectacular views of the city. Exquisite French details and moldings throughout the house, high ceilings, tall and glamorous French doors. Spacious master suite with huge bathroom and double sized two-room closet. 4 additional guest bedrooms, maid?s room, breakfast room, kitchen with butlers pantry, staff quarters and bonus family room & guest bedroom on the second floor.
Beautiful out-door terraces with a lovely pool overlooking the city and ocean. According to Zsa Zsa this was once the home of Howard Hughes and Elvis Presley.

Zsa Zsa Gabor

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