Suzanne Somers Has Found a Buyer for Her 'Legendary' $8.5M Palm Springs Compound — See Inside!
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Suzanne Somers has officially found a buyer for her massive Palm Springs home.
The actress, 74, listed the impressive residence that she has owned for over 40 years with her husband, producer Alan Hamel, back in January for $8.5 million, with real estate agent Josh Flagg and his husband Bobby Boyd, stars of Bravo's Million Dollar Listing: Los Angeles. Property records now show that the home is currently in escrow.
Flagg, 35, first announced the listing news in an Instagram post on January 22, alongside photos of the "legendary" 28-acre compound.
"Not only is it one of the most special properties, we are most happy to represent it considering we adore Suzanne and Alan more than anything," Flagg told PEOPLE in an exclusive statement in late January. "Their relationship is magical as is the home."
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According to the official listing, the Three's Company star's 7-bedroom, 10-bathroom property is regarded as "one of the most prolific estates in the Mesa neighborhood" with four individual villas and a main house.
The main suite is home to a private patio, outdoor shower, dramatic dressing area, his-and-hers closets, two home offices and a safe room, while the guest suites feature natural rock walls and authentic architectural elements, the listing states.
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David Blank
David Blank
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One of the property's most unusual amenities isn't for those with a fear of heights: the funicular, a tram that operates on a hillside track, can be used to access the home.
Meanwhile, Villa 1 contains an open living room, chef's kitchen and butler's pantry, a secret 2,000+ bottle wine cellar, and a formal dining room with a fireplace and wet bar that seats 32..
One of the other villas, dubbed "The Rock House" and designed by famed architect Albert Frey, features a two-room suite with walls of glass, a fireplace, hand-carved Balinese garden doors, a claw-foot tub, rock shower and meditation garden.
Also found on the massive property is a swimming pool, a heated in-ground private waterfall and four parking spaces.
David Blank
David Blank
David Blank
Somers had previously attempted to auction off the property, which had been listed for sale with an asking price of $14.5 million, in January 2018 with Concierge Auctions in cooperation with Scott Lyle of Douglas Elliman Real Estate, but hadn't found a buyer.
The auction had "no reserve," meaning there was no minimum price it could sell for.
According to archdigest.com, the home had been listed for sale even earlier and with a higher price tag: $27.5 million "about a decade ago."
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Somers and Hamel, 84, bought the compound in 1977, as an escape from their home in Venice, California — and the paparazzi chasing the actress, she previously told PEOPLE.
"The layout of our home is unique," Somers said. "It's a great home for having guests because they can each go off to their own cottages at the end of the day and have privacy."
Somers and Hamel currently live in Malibu. In November 2017, the actress gave PEOPLE an exclusive tour of the beachside home ten years after a fire destroyed her previous home in the same location.
