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Six years after spending $47.85 million on Maurice Marciano’s Beverly Hills mansion, casino mogul Steve Wynn is trying to sell it for $110 million.

In Connecticut, fashion mogul Tommy Hilfiger just sold his 13,000-square-foot English Country-style manor on 22 acres for $45 million.

Oscar-winning actor Matt Damon is asking $21 million for his leafy retreat in Pacific Palisades, or $6 million more than he paid in 2012.

Billionaire Herbert Wertheim just dropped $23 million on a 22,500-square-foot mansion in Rancho Santa Fe, which is the community’s priciest deal ever.

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Steve Wynn’s Beverly Hills mansion

Set on 2.7 acres, the contemporary mega-mansion spans 27,000 square feet and includes a guesthouse, swimming pool and tennis court.

Hot Property | December’s top sales

December saw five homes trade hands for $25 million or more.

Tommy Hilfiger’s Connecticut estate

The park-like grounds center on a 13,000-square-foot mansion surrounded by rolling lawns, manicured hedges, water features and a tennis court.

Matt Damon’s Pacific Palisades home

At the heart of the home, there’s a voluminous atrium under 35-foot mahogany vaulted ceilings.

Herbert Wertheim’s Rancho Santa Fe estate

Built in 2008, the fortress-like mansion sits on 33 acres surrounded by colorful gardens, citrus trees and sports courts.

Hot Property | Trevor Noah buys a $27.5-million mansion in Bel-Air

‘The Daily Show’ host Trevor Noah recently dropped $27.5 million on an 11,000-square-foot Bel-Air showplace.

Home of the Week | A Bel-Air showplace atop a golf course

A modern mansion above the Bel-Air Country Club combines massive living spaces and sleek amenities. Asking price: $38.5 million.

Russell Simmons’ New York penthouse

The five-bedroom condo in Manhattan’s Financial District includes three terraces that combine for 3,500 square feet.

Marlon Jackson’s former Encino compound

The double-gated estate includes a Hamptons-style main home, three-story guesthouse, swimming pool and tennis court on over an acre.

Tim Tebow’s Florida home

The brick-clad two-story features a motor court in front and a dining gazebo out back that descends to a pond.

Robbie Robertson’s Beverly Hills home

Built in the 1960s, the two-story home offers 3,200 square feet of space and opens to an entertainer’s deck made of limestone and Brazilian wood.

Dan Wilson’s Sherman Oaks home

Built in the 1970s, the half-timbered Tudor includes a spacious great room, meditation room and scenic patio with a pool and spa.

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