After decades of legendary parties and playmates, the Playboy Mansion is going to be up for sale.
The most famous house in Beverly Hills is set to hit the market within the next month, and it won't be cheap.
Sources believe Playboy Enterprises plans to ask for a cool $200million for Hugh Hefner's home, according to TMZ.
And there's a catch - you can't buy the six-acre Holmby Hills estate without the 89-year-old Hef, who is being allowed to live on the estate he made famous until his last dying breath.
Hefner's bedroom is also off-limits to prospective buyers looking to tour the property.
Real estate sources value the house's acreage at $60m, in line with a similar property recently sold in the area, but believe the mansion's history could up the eventual selling price to $90m.
Perhaps nothing is more famous at the Playboy Mansion then the pool area, which has been the backdrop to countless celebrity-filled parties and houses the whirlpool hot tub in the infamous caved 'grotto'.
The backyard is also the backdrop for the mansion's annual Midsummer Night's Dream Party, which is always held on the first Saturday of August, as well as blowouts on Halloween, New Year's Eve and for Hef's birthday.
In addition to it's own parties, the Playboy Mansion is frequently rented out for movie screenings, corporate parties and charity events.
The house has also been featured in a number of music videos, television shows and movies, including Anna Faris' The House Bunny.
In addition to 22 rooms, a wine cellar, movie theater and several tennis courts, the Playboy Mansion, which Hefner purchased for $1m in 1971 from chessmaster and engineer Louis D. Statham, comes with a whole lot of history.
It is rumored that John Lennon once put out a cigarette on one of Hefner's original Matisse paintings, where it still stands today, according to Thrillist.
