A huge mansion that comes with its own full-size cinema, arcade and an underground tunnel has gone on sale for $45 million (£37 million).
The property, in Pasadena, California, is believed to be the largest in the prestigious Langham Hotel area, with two buildings across 32,500 sq ft.
Designed by prominent architects Myron Hunt & Gordon Kaufmann and built in 1916, the main residence exudes luxury with high ceilings and stunning views from every window.
Inside, there is a variety of beautiful living areas for different occasions including a pub and library, a state-of-the-art kitchen, and a basement, complete with a refrigerated wine cellar.
There are also 10 bathrooms and six bedrooms, including an impressive master room with a sitting area and huge his and hers walk-in closets, and a secret door that leads to the elevator.
The second building, completed in 1973, is described as an entertainment gallery – and it’s sure to offer something fun for everyone.
Guests can enjoy a drink at the authentic Tiki bar, watch a movie at the 46-seat theatre or blast out some tunes at the karaoke room.
Elsewhere, the gallery has a game arcade, card room, gym, conference rooms, lounges, a catering kitchen and a guest apartment to give any visitors some space of their own.
Other facilities include a pool, spa, lavish pavilion, barbecue grill, pizza oven, putting green and even a concert stage.
The two buildings are connected by an underground passage with commercial elevators.
The current owners have spent seven years restoring and updating the properties, incorporating technology throughout.
The property is listed by Coldwell Banker Realty for $45 million.
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