- Thomas Tull, the billionaire producer of blockbuster films "Godzilla" and "Jurassic World," just listed his Los Angeles mansion for $85 million.
- The 33-acre compound has a lake and an organic farm.
- Indoor amenities include a wine cellar, movie theater, photo studio, and Himalayan salt therapy room.
Legendary.
That's the name of the entertainment company Thomas Tull founded in 2000 and the only word to describe the Los Angeles mansion he's selling.
The billionaire film producer is relocating to his hometown in western Pennsylvania, where he already owns several properties, according to The Pittsburgh Gazette. But first, he'll need to find a buyer willing to shell out $85 million for his California compound.
The 33-acre estate comprises seven separate structures, plus a lake, working organic farm, and glass greenhouse. Tull — whose net worth is estimated by Forbes to be about $1.1 billion — started building the estate seven years ago and eventually privatized the cul-de-sac where it sits, reports the LA Times.
The listing is held by Jordan Cohen of RE/MAX.
Below, check out some of the coolest amenities of the $85 million estate:
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The mansion is located in Thousand Oaks, California, a Ventura County community northwest of Los Angeles.
The property was modeled after the Giverny gardens of impressionist painter Claude Monet, the architect told the LA Times.
There's 32,000 square feet of living space in the main house — and another 11,000 square feet in the guest house.
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