Marc Angeles
- A Beverly Hills mansion built in 1996 on the site of the Tate murders is seeking $55 million.
- The 21,000-square-foot home has 18 bathrooms, outdoor waterfalls, and room to park 50 cars.
- The seller, "Full House" creator Jeff Franklin, has lived in the home since 1996.
A 3.6 acre estate in Beverly Hills, California, with unobstructed views of the city skyline and Pacific Ocean, comes at a cost — a really big one.
The mansion at 10066 Cielo Drive in Beverly Hills is currently on the market for $54,995,000, but listing agent Matt Altman of Douglas Elliman said that's par for the course for a house with this many features.