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The 13,000-square-foot mansion includes an award-winning theater, billiards room, sauna, massage room, driving range and pool with a scuba system.

Cosmetics mogul wants record $50 million for lavish Irvine estate

Joni Rogers-Kante, founder of the multi-level marketing cosmetics company SeneGence, wants $50 million for her amenity-loaded mansion in Irvine.

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John Legend and Chrissy Teigen get $16.8 million for their 90210 mansion

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The half-acre estate includes a 99-year-old Craftsman, one-bedroom guesthouse and rustic barn surrounded by gardens and fruit trees.

‘Charlie’s Angels’ star Shelley Hack sells Santa Monica home for $11.4 million

Spanning three stories, the 1960s home has light-filled living spaces with clerestories, skylights and walls of glass.

Filmmaker Ava Duvernay sells her scenic Midcentury in Hollywood Hills

LOS ANGELES, CA - JANUARY 25: A for sale sign is seen in front of a home on January 25, 2011 in Los Angeles, California. Federal Housing Finance Agency announced today U.S. home prices fell 4.3% in November from year earlier. (Photo by Kevork Djansezian/Getty Images)

Another month, another record: SoCal home prices hit all-time high

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Joni Rogers-Kante’s Irvine estate

Shelley Hack’s Santa Monica Craftsman

The 6.5-acre spread includes a main home, guesthouse and apartment that combine for nine bedrooms across 10,200 square feet.

Helen Mirren and Taylor Hackford’s Hollywood Hills home

One of 36 homes in a guard-gated enclave, the two-story villa is navigated by an elevator and sweeping staircase.

Don Rickles’ Century City villa

The 3-acre spread includes a 1920s main house, guesthouse, recording studio, movie theater and glass funicular that runs from the pool to the tennis court.

Paul Allen’s Beverly Hills Post Office compound

Built in 1923 by Elmer Grey, the dramatic villa also comes with a guesthouse, pool, spa, cabana and secret garden across over an acre.

Shonda Rhimes’ Hancock Park home

Built in 1995, the sunny two-story receives light from angles skylights and glass block windows.

Larry Merchant’s Santa Monica home

Built in 2021, the bold black farmhouse includes a swimming pool and guesthouse that adds a pool of its own.

Ben Simmons’ Hidden Hills home

Built in 1961, the single-story home features Midcentury charms such as a courtyard entry, sky-lit hallways and warm wood-and-glass living spaces.

Greg Cavic’s Beverly Hills Midcentury

Built in 1887, the Queen Anne Victorian is navigated by an architectural staircase that spirals through four levels of living spaces.

Coronado’s Baby Del

Built in 1923, the gated villa comes with a two-bedroom guesthouse and saltwater swimming pool.

John O’Hurley’s Beverly Hills villa

The cave-like abode is built to blend in with the craggy, rock-laden hills that surround it.

Gale Pruitt’s ‘Hobbit house’ in Escondido

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Chinese billionaire Tianqiao Chen is the buyer of USC presidential mansion
Helen Mirren and Taylor Hackford ask $18.5 million for their huge Hollywood Hills compound
Don Rickles’ Century City villa is selling for $6.5 million
Microsoft cofounder Paul Allen’s lavish spread lists for $55.5 million
Lakers general manager Rob Pelinka passes his custom home in Newport Beach
Shonda Rhimes seeks $25 million for Hancock Park trophy home
L.A.'s office market skid slows as workers trickle back
Ben Simmons quietly buys a Hidden Hills farmhouse for $17.5 million
HBO Boxing’s Larry Merchant looks to knock out a Santa Monica home sale
Hollywood is known for comebacks. Now the neighborhood is working on its own
Steven Seagal strikes a deal for his bulletproof Arizona compound
USC’s presidential mansion sells for $25 million, a San Marino record

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