If Eisner gets his wish, the home will be the most expensive home sold in California history. The compound's asking price is unusual even for Malibu, where Realtor reports the average listing asks for a paltry $3.4 million.
The home would leapfrog a recently set record in the state. Billionaire Marc Andreeson currently owns the record of buyer with the deepest pockets. He spent $177 million on a Malibu property last year.
The listing is pricey enough to be the most expensive listing in the state. It might not surprise you to learn that it's the highest priced listing in the entire country.
What does nearly a quarter of a billion dollars get you? A compound made up of nine buildings overlooking the Pacific Ocean. The 25,000 square feet of living space sits on a hard-to-reach cove, making the beach relatively private. The beach can be accessed by elevator.
Outside of the main house, which boasts a pool and a movie theater, the compound includes several guest houses, a separate office and a gym. The buildings were designed by an architect who has done work on Walt Disney World. The 16-bed, 22-bath home is represented by Kurt Rappaport.
