SANDY KOZEL

(Fox News) – There are many iconic and infamous homes in Los Angeles, but
rarely do they appear on the market. That might be the reason one home in Bel
Air is attracting so much attention from potential buyers, developers, and fans alike.

Forbes reports this particular Bel Air mansion was reportedly once owned by socialite and actress Zsa Zsa Gabor, and was rumored to have been occupied
by playboy and aviator Howard Hughes, and King of Rock-and-Roll Elvis
Presley — and it’s on the market for $23.4 million.

      
    
   
Zsa Zsa Gabor  (Sári Gábor)   (February 6, 1917 – December 18, 2016)    

(FoxNews) — Don’t call it a "Money Pit", According to Sotheby’s International Realty, the sprawling estate which served as the subject of the 1986 comedy
flick “The Money Pit” has hit the market for a cool $5.9 million.

While the home was portrayed as a problematic fixer-upper that frustrated
Tom Hanks and Shelley Long’s characters in the Steven Spielberg-produced
film, the restored, Gilded Age-style mansion will prove anything but a burden
for its new owners.

Nestled on 5.5 acres on the North Shore of Long Island, N.Y., the massive
14,000-square-foot home property boasts seven bedrooms, eight full baths,
eight fireplaces, an elegant principal room and a four-room master suite. In addition, the grounds include a six car garage, in-ground saltwater pool, and
formal gardens.

Pictured bottom right is Elvis Presley and his bride Priscilla

The "Honeymoon House" in Palm Springs, Calif., that has operated as an Elvis
Presley museum and rental for several years, offering tours, is up for sale. The
home’s listing explains that the "King of Rock and Roll" spent his honeymoon at
the home in 1967. The selling price… just $9.5 million.

 
Elvis Presley with wife Priscilla

MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) – The former Beverly Hills home of the late Elvis Presley and
his wife Priscilla is up for sale for a cool $12.9 million. Real estate website operator
Trulia says the home hit the market on Wednesday the 10th. 

Like Elvis’ home in Memphis, known as Graceland, Elvis fans have for years flocked
to visit the property. According to the listing, the four bedroom, five bathroom French Regency estate sits on a 1.18 acre promontory overlooking Los Angeles.

According to Elvis Presley Enterprises, Presley first rented the house before the
couple bought it in 1967. It was sold in 1973, the same year Elvis and Priscilla
divorced. The estate was formerly available to lease for $25,000 a month.