Playboy founder Hugh Hefner is selling the Holmby Hills house near to the Playboy Mansion for $27,995,000.

The 7,318 square feet (700 square meters) English manor-style personal residence has been home to his estranged wife Kimberly and their two teenage sons since the late 1990s.

Hefner bought the mansion for a reported $6.7 million.

Frank Lloyd Wright, the famous American architect, interior designer, writer and educator, who was recognized in 1991 by the American Institute of Architects as “the greatest American architect of all time” designed a ranch house in the southern edge of Los Banos (Merced County).

The house is the third-to-last California residence drawn by Frank Lloyd Wright, and one of only two currently on the market.

There is a large living room at the base looks onto the garden through a wall of windows and French doors and a row of bedrooms radiating outward on the north side, a kitchen and a play room on the south, and also a wonderful palm-shaded swimming pool.

Nicolas Cage is leaving Bel-Air. The actor has put his home on the market for $19.75 million.

He bought the seven-bedroom, seven-bathroom spread eight years ago for a mere $7 million.

The 11,000-square-foot Tudor-style home sits on an acre just above Sunset Blvd. It has a two-story entrance, a front yard fountain, an Olympic-sized swimming pool and a two-bedroom guest house.

A Los Angeles mansion modeled on Versailles and other French palaces has been on the market since 2007 for $125 million.

The supremely luxurious home, named Fleur de Lys is modeled after the famously gilded palace at Versailles, constructed by the innovator of luxury living himself, King Louis XIV.

Carefully set amidst 5 well-tended acres, the larger than life home features 15 bedrooms, 16 bathrooms as well as Versailles-style accoutrements in approximately 53,812 Square Feet.

XTEN Architecture designed this amazing house located in the Hollywood Hills, California.

The Openhouse is embedded into a narrow and sharply sloping property, a challenging site that led to the creation of a house that is both integrated into the landscape and open to the city below.

William J. Chadwick, a managing director of the real estate investment banking and capital management firm Chadwick Saylor & Co., has listed his 10,500-square-foot home in Malibu at $65 million (a city record), the Los Angeles Times reported Wednesday.

Chadwick purchased the land on which the house was built from Pepperdine University in April 2002 for exactly $2,000,000 only, according to public records.

The estate includes 150 feet of beach front, a 75-foot pool and spa, state-of-the-art home theater, a wine cellar, six bedrooms and nine bathrooms, a pub, a gymnasium a paneled office, a spa, and a home theater that seats 16, according to listing information and the Times. Other features include a wine cellar and a full wall-size aquarium, the Times reported

Check out an online listing sheet for Chadwick’s estate – complete with photos