What's the most expensive home currently for sale?
Roberta Murphy of Luxury Home Digest believes it to be the Spelling Mansion in Los Angeles.
It's 123 rooms selling for $150 million.
How's this for bling?
Not one, but more than one gift wrapping rooms?
And why do these manor houses always come with a bowling alley?
But the servants' quarters sound decent enough. 7 bedrooms and 5 fireplaces. Did I read that correctly?
For more about Spelling Mansion go to Luxury Home Digest
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