Mansion once owned by The Beatles hits the market for $15M
Fancy living like pop royalty? Well, now might be your chance. A sprawling fairytale-style mansion has hit the market for $15 million - and it has had some very impressive owners in its time, including The Beatles , Marlon Brando and Debbie Reynolds.
The property is a replica of a Norman Castle - a style which first came into play after the First World War - complete with turrets, coffered ceilings and the original windows from the roaring twenties.
The regal residence, which is set on a whopping four acres of land, also boasts six bedrooms and eight bathrooms and six bedrooms. And the pièce de résistance is the one-a-kind view over the infamous Hollywood sign.
Inside, the home has been renovated to include modern interiors and furnishings, with pops of color found in each room.
With unique ceilings, intricate designs and panoramic views over the Los Angeles landscape wherever you stand, there's always something to be admired.
Outside, there's a pool house which floats about a reservoir and offers the perfect place to unwind after a hot summer's day. For entertaining guests, an al-fresco dining option is offered, too.
To ensure privacy, there's a gate to access the estate, with a garage big enough for two cars. It's even alleged there's a set of secret stairs leading to a former speakeasy.
Originally built in 1927 for Milton Wolf, an activist who aligned with the Tea Party movement, it's most commonly known as Wolf's Lair.
The Norman Revival style of the home was based on French architecture, which soldiers who battled in France were 'fascinated' with.
Most recently, it is believed to have been turned into a 'creative retreat' for music producer, Moby, to make his record-breaking hits.
With its very own hiking trails and only a stone's throw away from the Griffith Park Observatory, there are activities in abundance to be discovered.
The property is currently listed with Billy Rose at The Agency and it's a truly unique home with a story-worthy past.
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