This newly listed estate is located at 2571 Wallingford Drive in Beverly Hills, CA. Dubbed The Hutton House Estate, it was built in 2000 and is situated on 5.2 acres of land. It was modeled after Le Petit Trianon at Versailles and boasts over 22,000 square feet of living space with 7 bedrooms and 15 bathrooms. According to the Real Estalker, the house is owned by a Korean woman whose money comes from hospitals or commercial real estate. The unfinished property was purchased at auction back in January of 2007 for just under $17,000,000, then finished by the new owners and flipped back on the market with a $32,000,000 price increase in February of 2009. Then it was taken off the market and it’s now back on with an asking price of $45,000,000.
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Ah yes, the old “list at an already overpriced amount, take off the market, and re-list for an additional $13 million.” Works every time
GAG BARF PUKE……You know, you’d think that by FIFTY years old, I’d STOP being ghastly astounded with mouth agape at the ETERNAL and EVERY-ESCALATING sheer stupidity of my fellow human beings, but NNNNNNNNNNOPE! I greatly fear that I NEVER will be…….CANNOT COMPREHEND that they ACTUALLY RE-LISTED FOR 13 MILLION DOLLARS HIGHER……IN THIS DECONOMY YET!!!!!! Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha………
You have to read the fine print. It was relisted in 2009 at $49M then relisted now with a $4M price cut. But it’s overblown no matter what. They don’t even have the guts to show photos of the interior, so it must not be ready for prime time. Or even late night.
They can’t be serious?
/walks away shaking my head…
I’ll take it! $45 million doesn’t seem enough though, I want to spend $62 million!!
I don’t care to see the interior. In fact, I hope I never do. The exterior alone has my bile ducts acting up.
DISGUSTING.
LOL really?
This makes Richard Landry’s houses look elegant…..and that’s not easy!
Not so bad…
I like the exterior, the stunning views, the 2 entrys, the 5,2 acres of land and the location of course.And the garage position (pic 3) is right.
I have to see the interior in order to judge the price.
Also, it needs some landscaping.
I think a lot of that acreage is hilllside. At least you can look down on Gene Simmons’ house.
You could have purchased La Belle Vie for $40 million, and it has 35,000 sq. feet of grandeur. This does not compare.
I could not agree more – La Belle Vie had some serious architectural aspirations – this, to me, looks like a giant box that some details were slapped onto at the last minute.
I’m just curious if the person who wrote this listing claiming it was “modeled after Le Petit Trianon at Versailles” has ever seen the Petit Trianon…..I literally see no resemblance at all…..
They BOTH have two stories? What more could you ask for?
Don’t forget walls, doors and a roof.
Greenwich’s Petit-Trianon is 100x classier than this overstuffed box