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It figures troubled actor Charlie Sheen would have a master suite with its own dumbwaiter for snacks from the kitchen, a screening room and wet bar complete with bar stools, neon signage, and a cigarette machine.
However, he won’t be sleeping in his Beverly Hills, CA, home much longer if all goes according to plan. He’s just listed the seven-bedroom, seven-bath mansion in Mulholland Estates for the curious price of $9,999,999.
According to public records, Sheen bought the place in 2006 for $7,200,000. While living there, he married and divorced his third wife, Brooke Mueller, and had a number of other live-in girlfriends, including his “goddesses.”
It was also his home base when he had his public fracas with “Two and a Half Men” creator Chuck Lorre and Warner Bros., as well as several run-ins with the law.
Charlie Sheen’s Beverly Hills, CA, home
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Sheen’s bedroom. Yes. Bedroom.
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The 8,932-square-foot mansion on a half-acre lot comes with other unusual luxury features, including two pools, an elaborate gazebo with a bar, and high-end kitchen. There’s also a canopied dining room and a Creston home theater with heavy, red velvet drapes.
Gazebo with bar
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Dining room
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Home theater
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Other interesting features include a children’s room with the universe painted on the ceiling (Sheen has five children and one grandchild), a bonus room that’s currently being used as a gym, and an elegant game room.
Children’s room
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Bonus room
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Elegant game room
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The Mediterranean revival–style home also comes with celebrity neighbors, including Christina Aguilera, Paris Hilton, Vanna White, DJ Khaled, and Kendall Jenner.
Backyard pool
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TMZ reported that Sheen whisper-listed the mansion in November 2016 for $9 million, but there must not have been any takers.
Sheen, 52, starred in popular sitcoms such as “Spin City,” “Anger Management,” and “”Two and a Half Men.” For the latter, he was paid $1.8 million per episode, making him the highest-paid actor on TV. He’s also appeared in dozens of films, including “Apocalypse Now,” “Platoon,” “Wall Street,” “Major League,” and the “Hot Shots” franchise.
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