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You Can Be the Boss of Tony Danza's House
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If you've ever wondered what it would be like to live a la Tony Micelli, now's your chance to find out: Tony Danza's Malibu house is for sale for a measly $9,100,000, reports the Real Estalker. The 3,000 square foot estate overlooks the water, and is built beneath street level for privacy, as stars are wont to...want. It features five bedrooms and five bathrooms, two guest houses and 50 feet of beach. The Danzas, who split up in 2007, bought the house in 1987 for $1,150,000, a now unheard of listing price for a home in Malibu.
Real Estalker notes that the home was built in 1949, and that Danza also recently purchased a place in Studio City for over $2 million.
'Twas good to be a star in the '80s.
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