Cher drops the sale price of her castle… but it’s still $75M!

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Cher drops the sale price of her castle… but it’s still $75M!
For about 25 years, Cher has lived in a mansion in Malibu. She has tried several times to sell it, both on and off the market. This time, it's on the market for $75 million...a drop of $10 million!

  Welcome to the palace

Welcome to the palace
Credit: Douglas Friedman
The property is now being offered at $75 million by Drew Fenton and Robert Kass of Carolwood Estates.

  The entrance to the palace

The entrance to the palace
Credit: Douglas Friedman
Cher bought the property in 1989, the same year Heart of Stone was released, for $2.95 million.

  The Kitchen

The Kitchen
Credit: Douglas Friedman
The kitchen of this castle is surprisingly white and bright unlike the other rooms which have an 18th century feel.

  The dining room

The dining room
Credit: Douglas Friedman
Flamboyant Corinthian columns and intricately patterned pewter ceiling.

  A Place to Relax

A Place to Relax
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A pair of folding courtyard chairs from the collection of Doris Duke frame the bronze-studded walnut doors at the entrance.

  A small space for lunch

A small space for lunch
Credit: Douglas Friedman
The house features a carefully curated collection of museum-quality Asian art.

  The Living Room

The Living Room
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The coffered ceiling was hand-painted using gold leaf stencils and tea dye.

  The Living Room

The Living Room
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No expense was spared and no detail was overlooked. The seven-room villa features limestone and marble imported from Italy and France.

  The master bedroom

The master bedroom
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A pair of folding courtyard chairs from the collection of Doris Duke frame the bronze-studded walnut doors at the entrance to the master bedroom.

  The Inground Pool

The Inground Pool
Credit: Douglas Friedman
40 mature Canary Island palms dot the landscape and line the driveway that slopes gently down to an unobtrusive parking area.

  An overview

An overview
Credit: Douglas Friedman
Throughout, large arched windows draw the eye to the garden courtyard, infinity pool and ocean.

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