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Candy Spelling's $150 Million Estate FINALLY Sells After A Massive Markdown

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Candy Spelling has finally sold her $150 million estate in Holmby Hills, according to WSJ.

The Manor, which has been on the market since March 2009, sold to Petra Eccelstone, daughter of British billionaire Bernie Eccelstone at an undisclosed price.

But sources close to the deal told TMZ that Petra Eccelstone opened the deal at $75 million—half the list price—and the "deal is currently in escrow."

The Manor features 123 rooms and 56,500 square feet of space on more than 4.6 acres. There are three gift wrapping rooms, a screening room, gym, bowling alley, a tennis court, and pool, and a 100-car parking lot.

An aerial view

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Christmas at The Manor

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Candy Spelling in her foyer

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The grand entrance

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The stairs are a replica of the Gone With the Wind staircase at Tara

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The kitchen, simple

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The Prince Charles suite

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Pink for Prince Charles continues

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The Prince's bathroom

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One of Candy's gift wrapping rooms

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The dining room with a custom made table for 30

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Projectors hidden behind paintings in the media room

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The makeup and hair parlor frequented by the late Aaron

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The bowling lanes

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A bright an open sitting area

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More of an elegant seating area

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And perfect landscaping

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Now take a look at who will take over as the most expensive home listed in America..

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Leah is an executive managing editor at Insider. Previously, Leah edited the sports and lifestyle sections of Insider. She graduated from Syracuse University's S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications, where she studied magazine journalism.