It is, perhaps, only fitting that the creator of Full House has a house full of indulgent treasures. From fun-filled water features to five aquariums, a private hair salon, and a club lounge – Jeff Franklin's house is less like a home and more like a city – which is currently listed for $250 thousand per month.
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The golden-globe award-winning producer, director, and screenwriter is best recognized for creating the ABC sitcom Full House. He has also worked on Hangin' with Mr. Cooper and the movie Love Stinks, among other television titles and motion pictures. Jeff's home was designed by esteemed architect Richard Landry, who is aptly celebrated as the 'King of Megamansion,' and after looking around the property, we can see why.
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At 21,000 square feet, this sun-drenched Andalusian-style estate features nine bedrooms and 18 bathrooms, with statement assets including a 40-foot tiled domed turret, serving as the main entrance for the magnificent home. While the architectural features were curated by one of the biggest names in the industry, the interiors are designed by the equally prestigious Sicilian-born designer Franco Vecchio. Franco kissed the mansion with mahogany, teak, walnut, ebony, and rosewood with limestone, slate, quartz, and a variety of other granites.
Alongside the nine bedrooms, eighteen bathrooms, and previously mentioned features, the estate boasts a poker room, wellness spa, full gym, and a music room with a baby grand piano.
Meanwhile, the home's exterior is equally as glorious, after digesting the views across Hollywood, naturally. The garden includes two pools, two jacuzzi's, three waterfalls, a full outdoor kitchen, and a koi pond, which is all set to host the garden party of the millennium. There is also a further guest house on the property, just in case the nine bedrooms are filled by partygoers.
This highly indulgent and fun-drenched kingdom is currently listed for $250,000 per month with Cindy Ambuehl of Compass. Plus, there is an option for a personal chef, just in case you weren't sold on the surrealist aura of this home already.
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