IN PICS: Inside Muhammad Ali's opulent Los Angeles mansion that is up for auction
Inside Muhammad Ali's Los Angeles mansion that he owned from 1979 to 1984
Muhammad Ali's Italian Renaissance home, which he owned from 1979 to 1984, is up for an auction. The magnificent mansion, which once entertained luminaries including Barack Obama and Clint Eastwood, is sprawled over a 1.5-acre corner lot. The 10,500-square-foot mansion boasts of multiple fancy features including imported marble fireplace and glass screen personally designed by Louis Comfort Tiffany. The architectural masterpiece is located at the prestigious gated community Fremont Place in Hancock Park, per Top Ten Real Estate Deals.
1. The house is on a 1.5 acre lot
The 'Sportsman of the Century' owned this Italian Renaissance-inspired Los Angeles home in 1979. The home that sits over a massive 1.5 acre lot came into Ali's possession in the same year of his retirement from the boxing ring.
2. Pergola terrace overlooks stunning garden
The two-storeyed mansion boasts of a pergola terrace overlooking the landscaped garden. The stone terrace offers a stunning sun lounging spot being nestled amidst the thick greenery.
3. The mansion has a massive living space
The mansion, which is nothing short of a palace, features a wood-decked living space with bay windows overlooking the garden. The polished wooden decor highlights the building's eminence as the room provides the ultimate place for entertaining guests.
4. A gorgeous solarium
An Italian-style home would not be complate without a sun room, and Ali's mansion stays true to its heritage in this concern. The mansion houses a gorgeous solarium with glass roof and glass windows. The shrubberies surrounding the circular solarium adds to the appeal of the place.
5. Sitting area with columned decks
Property enthusiasts can find the home boasting bedrooms and offices on the upper floor. However, the main attraction lies with the primary suite as it features a columned deck overlooking the gardens.
6. Stained glass decor
One of the most prized possessions of the house is its stained glass screen that lines the wooden staircase. The stained glass screen, personally designed by Louis Comfort Tiffany, adds more charm and grandeur to the palatial home.
7. Bathroom with golden fittings
The huge bathroom with golden fittings highlights the home's grandeur. The decoration is rounded off with a settee beside the huge window overlooking the private lawn.
8. Marble fireplaces
The hall boasts of an ornately carved fireplace made with imported marble. A French chandelier hanging from the ceiling takes one back to the opulence of the Gilded era.
