Mentally cue up Robin Leach for this one: (Is he dead? I forget.) Nestled here on 3.3 acres of land overlooking Hollywood, a mansion fit for a Kamehameha… The Wolf’s Lair, built for and by L. Milton Wolf, one of the original developers of Hollywoodland. Former occupants include Debbie Reynolds, Efram Zimbalist Jr., Marlon Brando, and The Beatles.
The house has secret tunnels, and a whole turret was dedicated to the housing of a pet gibbon. A monkey! In a turret! How can anyone hate Hollywood when they’re keeping monkeys in turrets? I mean… they’re just living the dream. You can’t hold it against them.
Anyway… back to this tiki bar. Okay, it’s not really a tiki bar, there aren’t any tikis. But it’s gorgeous. It’s stripped a little bare at the moment, but can you imagine this space with low light and fllotsam & jetsam everywhere? And a drink in your hand?
Does anyone we know have $7.5 million? What would the down payment be, d’you suppose? Maybe if we all throw in together and start a commune?
unless somethings happened to me I;m not aware of I am very much alive and still enjoying all those champagne wishes and caviar dreams- cheers-rl
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Hooray! Robin Leach is still alive! Champagne wishes, caviar dreams, and pet monkeys for everyone!
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When I read the headline I thought “7.5 million for a tiki bar – my, that’s expensive!” but then I read the story and found out it’s for the whole house and property – much more reasonable.
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Mahalo to Humu, for connecting two greats of Our PopCulture Life: Tiki and Robin Leach!
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Now I’m envisioning a turret filled with 60-year old monkey poop.
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And nothing says “old Hollywood glamour” quite like calcified monkey poop.
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Wasn’t the entire chariot-race set of “Ben Hur” constructed entirely of calcified monkey poop?
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Throw a Tiki in that room and even Robin might change to Mai Tai wishes and PuPu dreams.
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How can I send you photo’s of my home bar?
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