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Outside you’ll find a small lake and multiple gardens surrounding the property. Located elsewhere on the “Vogue” singer’s estate there’s a guesthouse and a caretaker’s cottage. With a total of 12,500 square feet of living space, across the seven-bedroom main house and the two-bedroom guest house, the secluded estate also comes with a futuresque wine room, home theater, sleek car gallery, full basketball court and home gym. In the primary suite wing, there are sitting areas and double baths with intricate tile designs as well as a signature tower with long seating and more 360-degree views.

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A lovely wood-paneled library is appointed with custom cabinetry, a cozy fireplace, and picturesque views. The courtyard is lush with towering palms, fountains, and an outdoor fireplace. Spanning over 10,000 square feet, the singer lived in the home from 1993 until selling it to filmmaker and commercial director Joe Pytka for $5.3 million in 1996, records show. Coffered ceilings with exposed wood-beamed ceilings and custom wrought iron also characterize the hillside property.

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We follow the path of Mary, the perfect disciple, under the evangelical counsels of poverty, chastity and obedience. To access the manse, one must make their way through an “olive-tree lined drive & storybook bridge,” according to an old listing. In her brief time at the sprawling address, Madonna added a gym and dance studio as well. Not only is Castillo del Lago one of the best trophy properties in the Hollywood Hills, it is one of the finest estates in all of Los Angeles. A massive formal dining room showcases a sensational architectural honeycomb designed ceiling for elaborate entertaining. The house was built for oil explorer Patrick Longdon and was one of the first in what would become Hollywoodland.

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A wood-paneled library features a grand fireplace (one of many), and a formal dining room has a center island and additional prep areas. The house is young, built in 2017, and includes the 12,547-square-foot main house with a separate two-bedroom guest house sitting on nearly 3 acres that look fairly rustic. Madonna lived with seven bedrooms in the main house, a glowing blue wine cellar (matching the garage), and a home theater. In the barn, a newly-built gym and dance/Pilates studio may explain the continued physical strength and prowess of one of the nation’s most popular performers. The Quinta do Relógio estate sits on over five acres of land and boasts more than 16,100 square feet of living space with four bedrooms and seven bathrooms.

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In addition to grand fireplaces, the home includes a wood-paneled library with custom shelving and a two-story formal living room. Designed by John DeLario in about 1926, the hacienda was one of the first homes built in Hollywoodland, a neighborhood that started as a 1920s real-estate development, according to the 2007 book Houses of Los Angeles. The house became a local landmark in the 1930s, when gangster Bugsy Siegel reportedly operated a gambling den in the 1930s. Madonna bought the property for around $5 million in 1993 and sold it three years later, according to a memoir written by her brother Christopher Ciccone.

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A winding road leads to the private gates of the three-acre ridgetop home that spans 10,500 square feet and boasts 360-degree views toward the Hollywood sign and glimmering Lake Hollywood. The nine-bedroom, six-bath property, known as Castillo del Lago, features Spanish-style features including terra-cotta flooring, vibrant period tile, Spanish archways, coffered ceilings with exposed wooden beams, and a vintage wood-paneled elevator. This legendary 1920s Hollywood Hills estate is a Mediterranean-style paradise poised on nearly three acres above Lake Hollywood with unrivaled views of the Hollywood Sign, Downtown Los Angeles, and even as far as Catalina Island. Designed by architect John DeLario circa 1926, the home – christened Castillo del Lago – is unequivocally one of the most significant estates ever built in Southern California. Once owned by iconic multi-hyphenate Madonna, the “Material Girl” singer bought the estate in 1993 for approximately $5 million and sold it just three years later in 1996.

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Known as Castillo Del Lago, the 10,513-square-foot Hollywood Hills home was built in 1926 by architect John DeLario and boasts views of Lake Hollywood and the then-new Hollywood sign. Reportedly, mobster Bugsy Siegel used the landmarked property to run a gambling den in the 1930s. A winding road leads to the private gates of the tucked-away three-acre ridgetop home, which houses 360-degree views of glistening Lake Hollywood and beyond.

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There weren't any listing photos when the flip went up for sale last month, and there weren't any back when Madonna put the place up for sale, so it's hard to tell what (if anything) has changed inside the estate to warrant the major mark-up. Additional luxurious amenities include a generous motor court, large 2-car garage, media room, office, refrigerated wine room, two staff rooms with a second kitchen, a separate gym with large terrace, and a charming guest suite. The soaring two story formal living room enchants with ornate stenciled wood beams, a striking fireplace and rows of French doors that open to the expansive view terrace of the lake. Luxe amenities include a media room, a refrigerated wine room, two staff rooms with a kitchen, a separate gym with an expansive terrace and a guest suite.

Every item is the gift of a generous benefactor interested in preserving the history of the area. A loggia opens to the central courtyard surrounded by palm trees, a fountain and an outdoor fireplace. It is considered one of the “most significant Spanish estates ever built in southern California,” the listing notes.

It’s 57 feet wide making it one of the widest houses on the entire Upper East Side. The agency describes the main house as sitting at the end of an olive tree-lined driveway with a “storybook bridge”, a great room with an indoor-outdoor bar and adjoining outdoor living room, and a formal dining room with a fireplace. Listed by Angel Salvador at The Agency, the home with a rock star history is guaranteed to be quirky and that’s exactly what the nine-bedroom, nine full, and two half bathrooms deliver. The signature tower features lounge seating and breathtaking 360-degree views. There's also a motor court, a two-car garage, a private gym with a large terrace and two rooms with a kitchen for in-house staff.

Madonna has listed the house with the Beverly Hills Estates, which represented the singer when she bought the property last April. The property is located in 1.2 hectares (3 acres) of land accessible via a guarded gate and includes a barn, a gym and a dance studio. There’s not much here that screams rock and roll star, other than the blue strip lighting in the garage installed by The Weeknd and the home’s locale in Hidden Hills, California, where other celebrities live in gated privacy.