Coeur d'Alene Estate, Estate of the Day
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Today's estate has had a $10 million price reduction and it's still far and away the priciest home near Lake Coeur d'Alene in Idaho. This home is described as an entertainer's paradise but it's really more like a small resort. It is on 15 acres and has 26,000 square feet of living space. Amenities include a helipad, private drive, waterfall, indoor and outdoor pools, indoor and outdoor tennis courts, a par three golf hole and a nine-car garage. The lounge area has room for drinking with friends, the octagonal bar has seating for ten around a light-up marble bar top. There is also a game room with video games and a bowling alley. Many of the rooms have disappearing glass panels opening the rooms to the outside. There are three bedroom suites and a two-bedroom guest house. The home was rebuilt nine years ago with the finest finishes including rare hardwoods, imported marble, and granite. The home comes with the custom furnishings and new owners will also receive two lifetime memberships to the Coeur d'Alene Country Club. This home is now listed at $17.5 million.






It takes a certain kind of guy to name his home Heaven. Maybe the kind of guy who walks around town in a cowboy hat and is famous for being one of television's most notorious villains. As Hagman tells it in a video (after the jump) it was love at first sight for him and his wife Maj when they saw the hilltop estate in Ojai, California. They bought the property in 1991 and built the Mediterranean-style house with nine bedrooms the following year.
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