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A California mansion that looks like the White House is officially off the market after a buyer picked it up in late October.
The retailer fetched $23 million in sales on Oct. 23 Hillsborough mansion dubbed the “White House of the West,” according to its listing with Compass agents Alex and Pierre Buljan.
Alex Buljan told FOX Business that it’s “one of Hillsborough’s best sellers.”
The price of this home was $23 million (Brian Kitts)
The Georgian Neoclassical style mansion is over 100 years old and has been owned by many different people during its lifetime.
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One of its past owners, George R. Hearst of the famous media dynasty, had designer Julia Morgan remodel the home to resemble the White House in the 1930s. Morgan was also behind the design of Hearst Castle and hundreds of other buildings in California.
The white facade, columns and balcony of the “White House of the West” all refer to the impressive appearance of the president of the White House.
The nearly 2.9-acre Hillsborough mansion has a “beautifully landscaped” driveway and “lush greenery,” the listing says. Also in this area is a pool pavilion that sits next to the backyard pool.
The luxury property has a large pool (Brian Kitts)
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Inside, the home contains more than 24,000 square feet, with 11 bedrooms, nine full bathrooms and five bathrooms.
The four-story home has been “thoughtfully renovated with the finest appliances and state-of-the-art appliances” and is filled with windows and high ceilings that help “bath every room in natural light,” the listing says.
Its new owner will have a home theater, exercise room and wine cellar. They will also be able to work out of a high-profile office such as the White House Oval Office, according to Compass.
The new owner will also be able to work in an office as luxurious as the White House Oval Office (Brian Kitts)
The late October $23 million sale of the landmark White House mansion came months after a planned auction of the property was canceled by the previous owner.
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While it was on the real estate market, its price changed several times, according to the mansion’s listing. Its original price was $38.9 million.
“The seller is happy that the property has found a buyer who really appreciates the house and all of its history,” Alex Bulgan told FOX Business.
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