A farmhouse, California dressed in marble, which once belonged to John Stamos is on the market for $ 13 million.
Stamos bought and built the closed estate of seven beds and seven bathrooms in the early 90s, at the height of its “Full House” apogee.
Justin Aguilera, a two -time republican candidate for Congress, and his wife, Candace Aguilera, bought the house of 8,147 square feet in 2020. They are the current sellers, and the couple undertook a complete and opulent.
“The interior has completely transformed into this new white, black and golden, bright and striking masterpiece,” said Compass Alessandro Crown to The Post.
The couple retained the original stamin design of the Mediterranean facade, but destroyed the interiors of the ’90’, said Corona. He said the couple spent more than $ 3 million on renovations.
The main life space presents a beautiful book of book panda, a two -sided fireplace and a massive glass spider lamp. Each of the seven bathrooms is wrapped in a different type of marble, said Corona, and each toilet is coated with gold.
In addition to the luxury additions, the former Stamos recording studio, turned into an office, and a glamor room designed for hair and professional makeup was added in the main wing of the house.
Candace Aguilera is the CEO of the appeal of the Cosmetics brand and daughter of Jeffrey Stanley, founder of a large bail agency in California, Bad Boys Bail Bonds. Her husband Justin has also been linked to the family business, and without success she was running for the elections to represent the 19th district of the Congress of the California Congress as a Republican in 2018 and 2020.
Stamos sold the house in 2001 for $ 2.15 million after residing there for almost a decade, according to property records.
The Aguileras bought the abode for $ 2.96 million in 2020, according to Zillow, and listed it for a $ 50000 rental in 2024 before putting it in the market this year.
6 acres property also includes a pool with impressive mountain views, multiple travertine terraces and, listing notes, space for a helicopter pad. The farm also includes a separate guest suite with a private entrance.
Corona anticipates that the list will attract someone with celebrity status, with the need to live near Los Angeles.
“It is very likely that some are looking for some level of imprisonment and privacy,” said Corona. “In addition to that, some that have a talent for opulence.”
