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This week's Top 10 homes spotlight at TopTenRealEstateDeals.com includes a look at the upcoming auction of Jack Klugman's California home going to auction on July 27th, an underground Las Vegas home built in the 1960s as a nuclear fallout shelter for sale for $1.7 million, and Howard Hughes' Lake Tahoe Cabin available at $19.5 million.
Jack Klugman's California Auction
Award winning star of stage, film and television, Jack Klugman is best known for his role in “The Odd Couple,” one of the 1970’s most popular TV shows. Klugman was also a big fan of thoroughbred racing, engaging in breeding and racing his own horses. During this time he built a horse training facility on 40 acres in the wine country of Temecula, California, to train his own horses. When his horse, Jaklin Klugman, came in third in the 1980 Kentucky Derby, he said it was the biggest thrill in his life.
His Temecula horse breeding and training facility took up most of Klugman’s free time so he built an 8,920 square foot Spanish-style home there in the grand old Hollywood tradition. The home has 5 bedrooms and 8 full baths with large spaces for entertaining both indoors and out. The main living area has vaulted beamed ceilings and a large curved staircase to the open second floor. Also on the property are four guest homes, a five hole golf course, pool and cabana, a koi pond, a vet clinic as well as many variable use barns, two riding arenas and multiple stalls.
Jack Klugman’s thoroughbred ranch previously listed at $12 million goes to auction on July 27th. The opening bid will start at $2.99 million.
Las Vegas Underground Mansion
Avon cosmetics executive Girard Henderson built his underground Vegas vacation home in the 1960s as a nuclear fallout shelter. It was an era after the Cuban missile crisis when everyone in this country feared a nuclear attack and many who could afford it were busy building underground bomb shelters as fast as they could.
Henderson probably topped them all with his 16,936 square foot, 5 bedroom, 6 bath elegant home that contained the best features, architecture and decor of the era. He thought of everything from a sauna to an outdoor free-form swimming pool surrounded by mountain boulders. In addition to the privacy of being underground, it is located under the caretaker’s house on a gated 1.05 acres of land.
In Sin City - home of the nicest bomb shelter in the country. Foreclosed and priced at $1.7 million.
Howard Hughes' Lake Tahoe Cabin
It’s only natural that when we hear or read the name Howard Hughes that we think of his wealth, his massive seaplane Spruce Goose, and his heavily publicized reclusiveness. Hughes was, however, a man of many achievements, including the many innovations he brought to the aircraft industry, such as inventing the first retractable landing gear and breaking numerous speed records in aircraft that he designed. A highly successful businessman, Hughes was quick to help people in need and his philanthropic contributions for medical research were prolific.
Hughes’ enchanting log cabin at the edge of Lake Tahoe is the essence of the rustic cabin experience. Built in 1934 by skilled log crafters and well maintained through the years, it is located on over 5.5 gated acres with 500’ of Crystal Bay waterfront. The main house consists of 2,518 square feet with five bedrooms and 5 bathrooms. The large vaulted, beamed great room contains a massive stone fireplace and water views. The guest house, built in 1940, is 1,343 square feet with two bedrooms and two baths, also with commanding views of the lake and stone fireplace. The property has a four-car garage, pier, buoy and large meadow.
Howard Hughes charming log cabin on Lake Tahoe near Incline Village, now listed at $19.5 million.
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This week's Top 10 homes spotlight at TopTenRealEstateDeals.com includes a look at the upcoming auction of Jack Klugman's California home going to auction on July 27th, an underground Las Vegas home built in the 1960s as a nuclear fallout shelter for sale for $1.7 million, and Howard Hughes' Lake Tahoe Cabin available at $19.5 million.
Jack Klugman's California Auction
Award winning star of stage, film and television, Jack Klugman is best known for his role in “The Odd Couple,” one of the 1970’s most popular TV shows. Klugman was also a big fan of thoroughbred racing, engaging in breeding and racing his own horses. During this time he built a horse training facility on 40 acres in the wine country of Temecula, California, to train his own horses. When his horse, Jaklin Klugman, came in third in the 1980 Kentucky Derby, he said it was the biggest thrill in his life.
His Temecula horse breeding and training facility took up most of Klugman’s free time so he built an 8,920 square foot Spanish-style home there in the grand old Hollywood tradition. The home has 5 bedrooms and 8 full baths with large spaces for entertaining both indoors and out. The main living area has vaulted beamed ceilings and a large curved staircase to the open second floor. Also on the property are four guest homes, a five hole golf course, pool and cabana, a koi pond, a vet clinic as well as many variable use barns, two riding arenas and multiple stalls.
Jack Klugman’s thoroughbred ranch previously listed at $12 million goes to auction on July 27th. The opening bid will start at $2.99 million.
Las Vegas Underground Mansion
Avon cosmetics executive Girard Henderson built his underground Vegas vacation home in the 1960s as a nuclear fallout shelter. It was an era after the Cuban missile crisis when everyone in this country feared a nuclear attack and many who could afford it were busy building underground bomb shelters as fast as they could.
Henderson probably topped them all with his 16,936 square foot, 5 bedroom, 6 bath elegant home that contained the best features, architecture and decor of the era. He thought of everything from a sauna to an outdoor free-form swimming pool surrounded by mountain boulders. In addition to the privacy of being underground, it is located under the caretaker’s house on a gated 1.05 acres of land.
In Sin City - home of the nicest bomb shelter in the country. Foreclosed and priced at $1.7 million.
Howard Hughes' Lake Tahoe Cabin
It’s only natural that when we hear or read the name Howard Hughes that we think of his wealth, his massive seaplane Spruce Goose, and his heavily publicized reclusiveness. Hughes was, however, a man of many achievements, including the many innovations he brought to the aircraft industry, such as inventing the first retractable landing gear and breaking numerous speed records in aircraft that he designed. A highly successful businessman, Hughes was quick to help people in need and his philanthropic contributions for medical research were prolific.
Hughes’ enchanting log cabin at the edge of Lake Tahoe is the essence of the rustic cabin experience. Built in 1934 by skilled log crafters and well maintained through the years, it is located on over 5.5 gated acres with 500’ of Crystal Bay waterfront. The main house consists of 2,518 square feet with five bedrooms and 5 bathrooms. The large vaulted, beamed great room contains a massive stone fireplace and water views. The guest house, built in 1940, is 1,343 square feet with two bedrooms and two baths, also with commanding views of the lake and stone fireplace. The property has a four-car garage, pier, buoy and large meadow.
Howard Hughes charming log cabin on Lake Tahoe near Incline Village, now listed at $19.5 million.
Real estate is never boring at TopTenRealEstateDeals. Check out today's most entertaining and unusual real estate news stories of the week at TopTenRealEstate Headlines where you won't get information about home loan rates or housing starts or stuff like that. Instead, get news such as ugly celebrity homes, the world's coolest glass homes and a look at American castle homes.
TopTenRealEstateDeals.com also has Top 10 Condo Developer Deals, the Top 10 upcoming home and condo auctions, and regional real estate agents' choices for the best deals in their areas.
Top 10 lists are available to media outlets for publication.
Company Contact Information
TopTenRealEstateDeals.com
Robert Walsh
801 Briny Ave
Ste 804
33062
954-283-9214
News and Press Release Distribution From I-Newswire.com Reported by i-Newswire.com 11 hours ago.