Merv Griffin Estate: Luxury Home Of The Week | Zillow

Take a tour of the Merv Griffin Estate, located at the end of the long drive ending in a circular motor court. Griffin's former home boasts 5,600 square feet of living space, 4 bedrooms and 5.5 bathrooms. Check out the home's features like octagonal wood-paneled ceilings and enormous pole posts that inspire the resort-like feel of the estate.
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[@AssetYogi]

Merv Griffin is a great host. It reflects in his home as well.

[@khunopie]

Say "hi" to Merv for me. oooooooh

[@ricardoguzman5014]

90,600 square feet is not 2.25 acres, its about 2.08 acres.

[@onebadpenny2138]

I’m not a rich person and never will be (until my long-lost uncle Bob finally kicks and leaves me his fortune…yeah…) but I just don’t get the point of houses like this. You should buy a nice home, for sure, for your family. But it just seems wrong to me to have something like this when there are so many homeless and poor people around. If I was worth a billion dollars, I think I’d rather use it to fund a school for Special Needs kids, or a Sheltered Workshop for those kids when they have to graduate high school at age 22. There are very few quality places like these and a billion dollars would keep me happy and fund a whole lot of good thing for people who could really get benefit from it. (I’m still waiting, there, Uncle Bob!)