Mark Wahlberg

Mark Wahlberg's mega-mansion in Beverly Park, replete with a golf course, skate park, and grotto, has just gone on the market for $87.5 million. There's a rationale for the mansion's high price tag. It's the seventh-largest property on the market in Los Angeles County, at 30,500 square feet, and while many of the top slots are taken by boxy, contemporary spec mansions, Wahlberg's residence stands out as a European-style showplace that blends Old World architecture with plenty of modern comforts. The residence is located in Beverly Park, a star-studded area where homes often sell for more than $30 million.

Wahlberg, who stars in the historical movie "Father Stu," paid $8.25 million for the house in 2009 and had it built by mega-mansion architect Richard Landry. Landry completed it five years later, with 12 bedrooms, 20 bathrooms, and a plethora of opulent living areas crammed within the two-story layout. Inside, two staircases provide a majestic tone in the grand entry, which is approached by a vehicle court with a fountain. A two-story wood-paneled library, double-island kitchen, movie theater, wine cellar, several bars, and large gym are among the other delights. The second level is lined with terraces that overlook a park-like backyard complete with gardens, lawns, a grotto-style swimming pool, a skate park, and a five-hole golf course complete with sand traps.

Location: Beverly Hills, California

Worth: $87.5 Million