The most expensive home on the market in the U.S. just had some $55 million shaved from its asking price, and it located in Los Angeles estate and remains one of the priciest offerings in the US.

The trophy home was built in 1937 for Hilda Weber, the widow of a multimillionaire glass manufacturer. Weber commissioned architect James E. Dolena, famed for his work building lavish Los Angeles homes, for the project.

The light-filled main residence has an entry hall with 18-foot-high ceilings, a sweeping staircase, multiple living and dining rooms, a walnut-paneled library, intricate period moldings and an Art Deco lucite bar.

There’s also a sprawling 3,500-square-foot primary suite with two sitting rooms and dual bathrooms, according to the listing.

Outside, the property encompasses a pool, a pool pavilion that doubles as a screening room, a tennis court, a sports court, a formal rose garden and a tropical botanical garden.

Source from: Mansion Global