New L.A. Listing for $65 Million, but No Free Tours

Call it Candy Spelling-itis. Get one overpriced house sold and suddenly everybody has dollar signs where their pupils used to be. First, the lovely and talented divorcee Suzanne Saperstein brought her Fleur de Lys mansion back on the market at $125 million on the very day the MLS recorded the sale of Candyland at $85 million. And then, lo and behold, Richard and Lauren King bring their 17,000-square-foot Georgian Traditional to market the very next day at $65 million.

The Kings' Bel-Air place, which sits on two acres, took five years to complete and, according to the listing, "no expense was spared." Of course it wasn't spared; it's being passed on! Truth is, this was pretty much a rebuild and not a remodel -- which is kind of a shame since it's one of those rare old Hollywood homes with some history.