Where is the bachelor mansion located
Inside the Famous Bachelor Mansion - Open House on NBC
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welcome back now we're in Los Angeles to
visit the distinct Spanish Hacienda
style home that was fittingly for
today's show this setting of the hit
series The Bachelor and the Bachelorette
but besides hosting those notorious and
entertaining battles of the sexes it's
also a real home that was built with
love and care by its owner and developer
he takes us in for a closer look
hi I'm Marshall the Marsh group general
contractors today we're here in the
Santa Monica Mountains but look at Villa
de Ville beena a Spanish hacienda that i
designed and built twelve years ago you
may have seen it on TV you may not have
but today i want to take you around the
house show you some of the things that i
like most about it my family really
enjoys De La Vina has six bedrooms ten
bathrooms are you ready let's go check
it out come on inside here we are in the
entryway at De La Vina this is my
favorite part this room has something
for everybody whether it's the Spanish
basket weave pattern or the tile on the
floor whether it's the Indian wood frame
structure here or there handrails
skylight or the chandelier so here we
are in the great room some people think
it's a great room because it's got a
beautiful fireplace
it's got tall ceilings it's got great
access to the back yard in the swimming
pool but what makes it great is all the
best times that our family has are in
this room
what's the Super Bowl interact the
fantastic food that's why it's a great
room to me so here we are in the kitchen
this is definitely the heart and soul of
the house over here we've got mesquite
wood doors that were original full-size
doors we took them apart riah rail them
size them down made them into cabinets
this tile is reclaimed and recycled in
this chevron pattern a typical hispanic
pattern so when these big meals are
going on there's no place to sit and
here to eat so you've either got to go
into the great room to the breakfast
nook outside if it's nice out or we go
inside of the dining room could've done
better
welcome to the man cave where we honor
the caveman who was the original
inventor of the man cave obviously I've
got a fireplace to sit by if it's a cold
night who's got a bar that we made from
a reclaimed Indian piece of furniture
got a wine cellar with a roof tiles
we're holding the wine bottles in place
very curvaceous we can open up these
doors and that leads right out to the
pool and and activities out there if
it's a nice night sometimes things
happen
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so here we are the coolest place on the
property the swimming pool got a Jacuzzi
up top it's four feet deep in that end
it's nine feet deep at this end this
archway simulates an aqueduct that they
would have moved water from point A to
point B just using gravity and there's
waterfalls and that simulates that it
broke over time there's a great feeling
of satisfaction to design something put
it to paper and build it here we are in
the master bedroom one of my favorite
rooms this room epitomizes Hacienda
style architecture because the room is
small quaint and cozy over here we've
got a fireplace with a tech counter a
stone surround around it
we've got hickory wood floors we've got
Indian art on the ceilings we've got a
Spanish hand-carved window that looks
into the bathroom and right here we've
got doors that access the terrace and
invite in the beautiful views of the
canyon here we are on the other side of
the window in the master bath this is a
sexy room mosaic tile floor Spanish
doors crown molding and carved cabinets
our Spanish style window looking out to
the canyon and still have the creature
comforts jacuzzi fireplace red wine
candles if that doesn't work we got a
shower there hold at least six
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so thanks for coming on the tour of the
house was my pleasure to show you around
so you can see some of my favorite
places in the house I hope you enjoyed
it
right now it's five o'clock somewhere
and it's time for me and the boss to
relax
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