At 9125 Vista De Lago Court in Granite Bay, California sits a single family home that makes my beautiful three-bedroom home look like a shack in comparison.
I'm talking about Eddie Murphy's former 12,600-square-foot mansion, which overlooks Folsom lake with unparalleled views of the Sacremento skyline and Sierra Nevada mountains.
Valued at $10 million, the home boasts 10 bedrooms, 14 bathrooms, a home theater, an arcade, and a gym. The main house is located on a property that also has a 5,200-square-foot guest house, a pool, nine-car garage, as well as tennis and basketball courts.
As one of the highest-paid actors in Hollywood (he has a net worth of $85 million), it's no surprise that the Coming to America star once lived in such a flashy property.
The comedian and his ex-wife Nicole purchased and completed the property in 1998. They lived at the palatial until their divorce forced the father-of-nine to sell the house in 2007. At the time, he sold it for a whopping $12 million!
Now, the house is back on the market, but this time, it's going for a much lower price of $10 million.
If you're not ready to spend that much on a property, you can still have a look at the glitzy interior:
Entryway
Living Room
Dining Room
Kitchen
Master bedroom
Bathroom
Bedroom #2
Kid's bedroom
Theater
If you were wondering why there is no television in the living room it's because it doesn't need one. The Murphys have something even better to keep them entertained: a home theater complete with an arcade and old school popcorn machine.
Gym
The gym, which measures 1,200 square feet is as big as an average apartment! It is fully equipped with a sauna, steam room, and all the machines needed to stay in shape without having to worry about paying for a monthly membership.
If the family isn't in the mood to work out indoors, then they can play a game or two on the tennis and basketball courts on the property.
Patio
The patio overlooks the massive lagoon-like pool that's fit for a five-star resort.
After touring the space, any other house might seem like a downgrade, but Murphy actually managed to outdo himself with his next purchase.
In 2005, he built an extravagant Beverly Hills mansion in an exclusive gated community. The 18, 598-square-foot house is reportedly worth $20 million and has 10 bedrooms, 17 bathrooms, a pool, and even a bowling alley!
Would you live in a house like this? Let us know!
