Incredible facts about the Playboy mansion

Admit it, you dream to live there. And it makes no difference who you are - male or female. One way or another, but such thoughts were to visit your mind. Only here you can spend the rest of days, soaking up the sun and sipping cocktails, and then have fun in the company of beautiful people and enjoying sex life after sunset. But do not pack your bags! As it turned out, things are not so simple in this place. Playboy Mansion has its pluses and minuses, just like any other home.

Today we tell you 10 amazing facts that you probably did not know about this place.

The Dirty Life

On the first floor of the mansion is the main entrance, kitchen and dining room. Upstairs are all the bedrooms. But the stories of the many visitors to the mansion, in respect of cleanliness, the house left much to be desired. There could easily stumble into the dirty linen, dirty mattresses and furniture. White carpets were full of stains, and often were stained with faeces of dogs running around here and there. In addition, the local dogs are very fond of curtains, which now and then celebrate his need.

Girls

It is said that Hugh Hefner "sheltered" about two dozen "friends." But this does not mean that he has a good time with all of them simultaneously. Usually he gets a girl, while others entertain guests at sex parties. Moreover, to date, Hefner is already married to Crystal Harris, who is younger than his 60 years. This is his third marriage, the first of which was concluded in 1949 with Mildred Williams, with whom they have got two children, but separated in 1959. And 30 years later, Hefner married again, this time for Kimberley Conrad, with whom divorced in 2010.

A curfew

Oddly enough, but everything in the house to comply with local "curfew" which begins at 9 pm. At this time, all the "friends" Hefner should be in the mansion unless he Hefner did not go somewhere with them (which happens 2-3 times a week). Any one who violates this rule will be deprived of their weekly benefit of $ 1,000. This money is usually important to them, because in addition to the duties in a family house, they have no right to engage in anything. In addition to the grant, they get a car, medical insurance, and plastic surgery services.

Party Time

In spite of its status as a married man, Hefner continues to organize crazy parties like Mardi Gras, Midsummer Night's Dream bash, meeting on July 4, and a party on Halloween. Hefner decides who will be invited to the party. Paradoxically, according to many visitors these parties, Hefner himself does not like such events, and prefer to relax in a dressing gown, reviewing the same classic movies and eating biscuits.

Wild animals

Playboy Mansion is not only the seat of riotous parties, but also home to dozens of exotic animals. Moreover, it is one of the few mansions that have this license zoo. Hefner loves birds, and you can find them everywhere, starting with ducks, peacocks and parrots and ending with toucans and flamingos. Here you can also find many of these fluffy rabbits and hundreds of squirrel monkeys.

Grotto

When you think about the Playboy mansion, you will probably come to mind the well-known Grotto: an artificial cave, blue whirlpool, waterfall, subdued light. This is followed by a strategically placed (and a little bit dirty and moldy), mattresses, around the pond, when suddenly someone wants to do something interesting. This place may seem like a real sex haven. But before you are gifted here someone your attention, you risk to catch some disease from the local bacteria.

Fireworks

bedroom - not the only place, where the trigger "fireworks." Given the constant night parties here almost every day of the week you can witness the spectacular fireworks. Mansion Playboy - the only private home in Los Angeles, which has a constant pyrotechnic license. Something tells us that the inhabitants of the neighboring houses is not very pleased with this fact.

Hefner-landlord

Initially, Playboy Mansion was located in Chicago, where Playboy magazine was founded. In the 1970s, Hefner moved to Los Angeles and lived in this house, which is now known to everyone. You may be surprised when you find out that in fact, Hugh Hefner are no longer the owner of the house. The mansion belongs to Playboy Enterprises, Hefner and he just rents out part of the house, rooms and areas to their friends and guests. The total cost of the mansion is estimated at 60 million dollars.

Room Elvis

The mansion is also a secret room, called the "Elvis Room". Legend has it that in the early 1970s, the king of rock 'n' roll, Elvis Presley, had spent the night with just 8 girls. Many burned with curiosity, in every way trying to at least one eye to look at this great place, but Hefner keeps it secret from everyone.

In Exile

The mansion is a tasty morsel for the famous athletes and celebrities. Frequent visitors are Charlie Sheen, Snoop Dogg, Corey Feldman, Pauly Shore and David Hasselhoff. Former inhabitant of the mansion, Izabella St. James, said that at one time even Leonardo DiCaprio did not disdain to spend all day here. But celebrity status does not give the right to violate the rules of the house. Thus, several people were expelled from the territory of the mansion just a couple of years. Their term of expulsion vary from a few months to life. One of the first was expelled Luke Wilson in 2006, when he tried to spend with a friend, claiming that it was his brother Owen. He was expelled and a half years, and for the right to return here he was asked to say a series of humiliating apology. In 2007, the NFL star Reggie Bush, was also expelled from here for violating the rules of conduct. Nobody informed details. The most surprising thing was the expulsion of John Lennon that only a drunk extinguished stub of a priceless painting by Matisse.