The TV mogul's new house is fully furnished and comes with a spa and wine mine.
Variety reports, the TV mogul recently bought a 8,706 square feet ski chalet in Telluride, Colorado. The fully furnished mansion boasts an impressive 5 bedrooms, 6.5 bathrooms, a Finnish-style spa, heated driveway and a home automation system that can be operated from anywhere in the world.
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It also includes a wine mine. "Instead of a regular ol’ wine cellar like every other rich person has, the seller opted for a Disney-esque wine tunnel elaborately decked out like an authentic mining shaft complete with rugged wood beams, lantern light fixtures, and a sound system that pipes in the sounds of creaking timber and dripping water," states Variety.
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The home is on Butch Cassidy Drive in tiny Mountain Village, just outside Telluride, Colorado.
A courtyard is on the other side of the stone wall at right.
The living room as seen from the foyer.
The bridge is made of glass, so you feel like you’re walking on air.
The view from the bridge down into the living room. The dining room is on the right.
Out the French doors in the background is the bridge.
One more view of the living room. The French doors in the background at left, under the bridge, lead to a courtyard.
The courtyard.
A wider view of the courtyard.
This “tower” is capped by a glassed-in room.
Similar view, different time of day.
Inside the tower room.
The view from the tower balcony.
Back inside the main house, this is the dining room.
The dining room looking toward the kitchen.
A closer view of the kitchen. There’s a terrace out the door at left.
The terrace has an outdoor kitchen of its own.
The kitchen looking toward the dining room.
Back through the dining room to the living room again, with the bridge in the background.
The stairs to the bridge and master bedroom.
The master bedroom.
The master bedroom toward the master bath.
The master bath has a limestone tub that, according to the Los Angeles Times, cost $70,000. It has temperature controls so your bathwater never gets cold.
Another bedroom.
The same bedroom as seen from the window seat.
Another bedroom.
Another one of the five bedrooms.
You can see the bridge to the observation deck out the window of this bedroom.
Another bathroom.
The home has seven bathrooms.
The seller collects African art, which is seen all over the house. Oprah bought the place furnished.
On the bottom level of the home is a game room.
The view of the game room as you enter. Note the windows at left before looking at the next slide.
A projection screen lowers over the windows for movie watching.
The wet bar in the game room has a stainless steel countertop.
Another view of the game room.
One more look at the game room.
There’s an exercise spa in the house, too.
In the background at right, you can see a glassed-in room.
Another view of the exercise spa.
The sunroom holds a seven-person hot tub.
It has a sauna. The swinging doors to the left of the sauna open onto a shower.
Multiple showerheads.
A last view of the exercise spa. On to the wine mine!
The listing agent told Zillow that the wine mine has “sound effects like you’re moving through a mine shaft and lights that are computerized to flicker like a lantern would in a mine.“
The steel ore cart is an antique, Zillow Porchlight writes.
And the Los Angeles Times described “piped-in sounds of creaking wood and dripping water.”
The property totals 8,700 square feet.
The Los Angeles Times describes the home as “well within construction supervision range of the 60-plus acres she bought last year for $11 million.”
The seller, Bob Wall, had once asked $15 million for the property, but he sold it furnished to Oprah for a million less.
This is the back of the house, with a bridge that leads from the living room (background) to an observation deck with a fire pit, 35 feet off the ground.
The path to the observation deck.
The observation deck with fire pit, 35 feet above ground. The home has views of the San Sophia mountain range.
That’s the funicular that leads to the slopes.All photos have been taken from Yahoo.
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