The Two Houses That Appeared in the Bodyguard Are Both Up for Sale!!!

Hey do you remember the pink stucco house in the Bodyguard starring the late Whitney Houston and Kevin Costner? Well it is up for sale, the house called the Beverly House and is located 1011 North Beverly Drive in Beverly Hills California. It is one of the MOST expensive houses up for sale in the United States, the asking price is JUST $135 million. That's right, I said, just $135 million!!!!! I think that is like 100 times too much! The house is 50,000 sqr feet and sits on 6 acres. No where in the listing does it state how many bedrooms or how many bathrooms the house has. That is just retarded to me. It probably has more than 1 kitchen but again, the listing is lacking in specific details. Other than the fact that the house was designed by Gordon Kaufmann and built in 1926 for banker Milton Getz. Big whoop!!! I've never heard of either man. hahahaha The house was later purchased by Marion Davies who gave it to William Randolf Hearst. And President and Mrs John F. Kennedy honeymooned in the home back in 1953. And this house was also the house used in the Godfather, where the man who woke up with a horse head in his bed. hahahaha

The other house that is for sale, also appeared in the Bodyguard is the lodge, where Kevin Costner's character took Rachel, her son and her sister to hide away from the killer. It is located on a small lake near South Lake Tahoe in the mountains of California. This house is called the Tallac House, it has 5 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, in 3,000 sqr feet and it sits on 2.75 acres. This listing price is $7,995,000.00 dollars. I like both houses, but there is a long and winding road that you have to travel just to get the lodge from the main road, I hate those.

Okay, so who wants to loan me a $143 million so that I can live Rachel Ward did? LOL Just kidding. I can't imagine what the up keep would be on the Beverly house! Probably thousands of dollars each month!!! I think the best thing to do with that property would be to turn it into a luxury bed and breakfast or hotel.