PHOTO: The property lingered on the market for sale for almost a year before it was removied. Photo: Compass, Hilton & Hyland.
A Bel Air mansion has hit the rental market for an eye-watering figure of $US500,000 ($644,263) a month after it lingered on the market for sale during the pandemic.
The home is in an exclusive Los Angeles neighbourhood and has eight bedrooms and a whopping 21 bathrooms — that’s 13 more bathrooms than there are bedrooms — and features a subterranean basement space for 20 cars, a 36-person theatre, a recording studio and a wellness centre.
Not only would the new tenant need to come up with more than $500,000 a month for the landlord, they would also need to pay a deposit of $1.5 million before moving in.
The lavish multi-storey mansion was featured on the popular Instagram account Zillow Gone Wild attracting dozens of comments.
The Spanish-style property was initially listed for sale at the height of the pandemic with an asking price of $US100 million at the time but failed to find a seller, Zillow records show.
The owners even reduced the asking price by 22 per cent by September, down to $US78 million before the listing was removed in March.
It has returned online as a rental for half a million US dollars, according to the new listing on Realtor.
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