It seems that titanium hedge fund manager Steve Cohen, added to its extensive catalog of luxury real estate, new hit, this time in Los Angeles.
According to Variety, is said that Cohen is in the process of buying the mansion $ 35 million Beverly Hills.
The property belonged to the actor Glenn Ford, but has since grown with 8800 m2 and a bedroom of 12,664 square meters, nine bedrooms and 13 bathrooms.
Other impressive purchases Cohen include $ 115 million for a penthouse in Manhattan and $ 62.5 million for the property in East Hampton. Variety also lists two mansions in the Village in New York, which Cohen bought for $ 23.4 million and $ 38.4 million, and its 35,000 square house at the foot of Greenwich, Connecticut.
Newest property is filled with flat-screen TVs, fireplaces, wall glass panel and has an outdoor saltwater swimming pool with its own special amenities including color change lights and underwater sound system.
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