Spelling Manor is now the record holder for the highest sale price in L.A. County at $120 million

This 56,500 square foot “W”-shaped mansion has 123 rooms, 14 bedrooms, 27 bathrooms, requires a staff of 30 to keep going, if the LA Times’ reporting is correct, is about to sell for $120 million, down from it’s asking price of $160 million to become the highest price paid for a residential home in Los Angeles County history.

It shatters last year’s sale of Peter Morton’s Malibu beach house for $110 million.

The seller is Petra Ecclestone, daughter of Formula One billionaire Bernie Ecclestone, who bought the mansion $85 million in an all-cash deal eight years ago.

Open the stack to have a look inside. You will not be disappointed.

The Manor is one of the largest and grandest private residences in LA. Originally built by entertainment royalty Aaron & Candy Spelling and exquisitely reimagined, the property is sited on nearly 5 flat acres in the coveted Platinum Triangle. The approx. 56,000 SF mansion represents the perfect marriage of visionary design and timeless grandeur. Bordering the renowned LA Country Club and shielded behind gates and hedges, a winding drive leads to a circular motor court with space for 100 cars. A magnificent entry with 30-foot ceilings and a grand double staircase leads to breathtaking living spaces, including a stunning solarium, formal & informal dining, library, family room, state-of-the-art theatre, chef’s kitchen, billiards room, bowling alley, gym, wine cellar and beauty salon. Extraordinary grounds include a resort-caliber pool and spa, championship tennis court, vast lawns, and beautiful formal gardens. Moments from downtown Beverly Hills, Rodeo Drive and The Beverly Hills Hotel.