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This is a superhouse for a supermodel.
Supermodel Cheryl Tiegs is selling her Bel Air, Calif., mansion for $18.5 million. Based on her experiences traveling the world, Tiegs modeled her home after the Balinese way of life.
The property, which boasts 180-degree views, is designed to look like the deep tropics and includes palm trees, huge Monstera vines and tropical flowers. (Adam Latham)
The house is located on a 1.43-acre plot of land near Los Angeles, Top Ten Real Estate Deals reports. The property, which boasts 180-degree views, is designed to look like the deep tropics and includes palm trees, huge Monstera vines and tropical flowers.
The house is also situated on a promontory, an area of high land, which provides it with an impressive 180-degree view overlooking Los Angeles.
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On top of all that, the five-bedroom/five-bathroom house also boasts a chef’s kitchen with a butcher block island, a wine cellar, guest house and a pool. There’s also plenty of wide-open spaces, inside and out, for entertaining.
The house is also situated on a promontory, an area of high land, which provides it with an impressive 180-degree view overlooking the city. (Adam Latham)
Nearby neighbors include A-listers like Jennifer Aniston, Jay Z and Beyoncé. It’s also close to the most expensive home currently for sale in the United States, which is being sold for $225 million (which makes the $18.5 million Tiegs is asking for look like a real bargain).
Tiegs, often considered to be the first “baby boomer supermodel,” rose to fame during the ‘70s. The three-time cover model for the Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue also has graced the covers of People and Time.
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The five-bedroom/five-bathroom house also boasts a chef’s kitchen with a butcher block island, a wine cellar, guest house and a pool. (Adam Latham)
Tiegs is often considered to be the first “baby boomer supermodel,” and rose to fame during the ‘70s. (Adam Latham)
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She’s also the first model to launch her own signature line of clothing and accessories, selling almost a billion dollars’ worth of merchandise.