A super HOT property! With a sauna overlooking the LA hills, envy-inducing walk-in wardrobe and a huge swimming pool, Chelsea Handler lists her six-bedroom Bel-Air mansion for $11.5million

Chat show host and comedienne Chelsea Handler has put her extravagant home on the market for an eye-watering price tag of $11.5 million.

The magnificent mansion, sprawling over 5,572 square-foot of land, boasts six spacious bedrooms, a huge swimming pool and a superstar-worthy walk-in wardrobe.

Inside the gated grounds, the envy-inducing property is surrounded by half an acre of luscious grounds set on the hills above Los Angeles' glitzy Bel-Air Country Club.

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Pictured: Chat show host and comedienne Chelsea Handler has put her extravagant home on the market for an eye-watering price tag of $11.5 million

The generously-sized swimming pool takes centre stage of the classic outdoors decking, which is perfectly situated for lavish parties as it is surrounded by a number of sunbeds and separate seating areas.  

For the hot summer's day, among the expansive gorgeous gardens there is a beautiful outdoor kitchen which features a pizza oven and a breakfast bar fitted with four stools overlooking the leafy setting.

Perfect for surveying the stunning setting, the astounding property features a tremendous balcony kitted out with a table tennis table and edged with love seats as well as space heaters.

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Lucky girl! It was clear to see Chelsea has luxurious tastes from her stunning home

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An A-list affair: The generously-sized swimming pool takes centre stage of the classic outdoors decking, which is perfectly situated for lavish parties as it is surrounded by a number of sunbeds and separate seating areas

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Impressive: For the hot summer's day, among the expansive gorgeous gardens there is a beautiful outdoor kitchen which features a breakfast bar fitted with four stools overlooking the leafy setting

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Heating it up: Also featured in the outdoor's kitchen is a huge pizza oven which will cater for Italian delicacies, a dreamy place for a chef to work with the perfect view

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What a view! Perfect for surveying the stunning setting, the astounding property features a tremendous balcony kitted out with a table tennis table and edged with love seats as well as space heaterssurrounding seating areas thanks to the huge glass windows. 

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Take a look: Inside the star-studded home, one impressive snap captures the huge kitchen which boasts of a marble breakfast bar with five seats and plenty of surfaces to prepare food

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Sizzling: Just off the eating area is an open-plan room which adds the finishing touches to the marvelous home with its cosy fireplace setting, splendid for the cold winter months

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A work of art: From the comfort of the huge sofas, the lavish living room looks out onto the pool and its surrounding seating areas thanks to the huge glass windows 

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Hideaway: The luxury house also boasts of secret seating areas which have the best view of the stunning landscape gardens

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Perfect paradise: Another living room features a huge coffee table for storing books and a number of seats perched before a stone walled fireplace

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Graceful: A variation of artwork adorns the steep white walls and brightens up the hallway where the staircase leads to the upstairs of the 6-bedroom mansion

A variation of artwork to suit every taste adorns the steep white walls and brightens up the hallway where the staircase leads to the upstairs of the mansion.

Although each bedroom is furnished dramatically differently, each room is complete with its own en suite bathroom — one of which was renovated into a gym.

Incredible shot shows the gym equipped with weights as well as a series of different exercise machines to satisfy a varied workout session.

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Working up a sweat: Incredible shot shows the gym equipped with weights as well as a series of different exercise machines to satisfy a varied workout session

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Dreamy dresses: The walk-in wardrobe is a stand-alone masterpiece that rivals Carrie Bradshaw's very own in the HBO series of Sex And The City

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Breathtaking bedrooms: Although each bedroom is furnished dramatically differently, each room is complete with its own en suite bathroom — one of which was renovated into a gym

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Clean cut: The main bathroom is a walk-in shower room which is easily accessible, featuring three shower heads for maximum effect

The main bathroom is a walk-in shower room which is easily accessible, featuring three shower heads for maximum effect.

An immersive picture reveals the stand-alone masterpiece that is the walk-in wardrobe, a envy-inducing room which rivals Carrie Bradshaw's very own famous storage for her clothes in the HBO series of Sex And The City. 

Perched on the two long benches fitted in the sizzling sauna room, it boasts of a fabulous view of the mansion-dotted Los Angeles hills.

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Feeling hot, hot, hot: Perched on the two long benches fitted in the sizzling sauna room, it boasts of a fabulous view of the mansion-dotted Los Angeles hills

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Scrubbing up: Stepping out of the sauna, there is a bathroom with a generous sized bath and a lovely rug

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Bathroom delight: Inside the bathroom next to the sauna, there is also two sinks and two mirrors perfect for getting ready before a glamorous evening out 

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A taste of luxury: One of the huge sprawling bedrooms was complete with a balcony with a number of seats overlooking the generous-sized swimming pool

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Fabulous fun: The master bedroom boasts of a king sized bed, two deep purple sofas and a huge television as well as being fitted with glass panel windows peeking out onto the garden

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Wow: It is a bookworm's dream as the master bedroom features several shelves packed with books and a glass coffee table for magazines by the seats

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Classic: Another en suite bathroom is kitted out with a bath-turn-shower, a toilet and a sink with a massive mirror for the final touches to polish off the room

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An adventure: With generous sunlight from the huge glass window, the bedroom is a good size complete with a double bed and a padded chair as well as a footstool 

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Modern: Another bathroom in the house featured a bath-turn-shower as well as a toilet in a comfortably-sized room looking out onto the garden

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Room with a view! The king sized double bed looked straight out onto the picturesque landscape and beside the window was a love seat suitable for two

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Sitting in paradise: For the ultimate comfort, there is a plush L-shaped sofa which edged one of the rooms off of the kitchen for a lovely getaway for peace and quiet away from the garden

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Dinner parties of dreams! There are ten comfortable seats sat around a wooden table for extensive dinner parties

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Balcony party: During the winter months, the balcony is still comfortable with its number of space heaters 

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Beautiful: The magnificent mansion, sprawling over 5,572 square-foot of land, boasts of six spacious bedrooms and huge swimming pool as well as a dreamy walk-in wardrobe

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A masterpiece: Inside the gated grounds, the envy-inducing property is surrounded by half an acre of luscious grounds

What a place: The plush mansion is situated in the star-studded hills above Los Angeles' glitzy Bel-Air Country Club

Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta Jones' dilapidated £36million Majorca party palace that has failed to sell for FOUR years... despite boasting a home cinema, gym and vineyard

Michael Douglas, 73, and Catherine Zeta Jones, 48, have been unable to sell their lavish home in Valldemossa, Majorca for four years, despite the property boasting the likes of a home cinema and vineyard. 

The lavish property, where the showbiz couple previously hosted parties for the likes of Tom Cruise, Nicole Kidman, Michelle Pfeiffer and Jack Nicholson, is yet to be snapped up and as a result of its emptiness it is beginning to show signs of decay.  

The home first went on the market in 2014 for €50 million ($61million), but after there was no interest, it was dropped to €40 million ($49million). Four years on it has been reduced again to €36.5 million ($44.75million). 

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Still for sale: Michael Douglas, 73, and Catherine Zeta Jones, 48, have been unable to sell their lavish home in Valldemossa, Majorca for four years, despite the property boasting the likes of a home cinema and vineyard

The house and outlying buildings have 10,764 sq ft of floor space. Douglas and his first wife used to spent up to six months a year at S’Estaca, where the Fatal Attraction star – who called it his ‘spiritual home’ – would tend the vineyards and wander through olive and almond groves. The sprawling property reportedly holds only bad memories for Zeta-Jones because it's co-owned by her Douglas' ex-wife Diandra Luker in a timeshare pact.

Consequently the Welsh beauty has almost never been seen at the house since they tied the knot in 2000, meanwhile, Douglas has not been seen on the island since June 2014 when he posted photos on Facebook of himself tending the vegetable patch. 

At the same time Sotheby’s International began marketing the property for sale as ‘ready to move in’. 

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Owners: Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta Jones (pictured left) have been trying to sell the sprawling property for four years. Douglas bought the home with ex-wife Diandra Luker (right) in 1989 and the pair now have a timeshare pact

The couple currently own over $100 million in real estate all over the world, with Zeta-Jones previously admitting that they pick up houses like others collect art. 

The couple now spend more time at their homes on the other side of the Atlantic where they have an apartment in Manhattan, a summer home in Bedford, New York, and a ranch in Bermuda, which Zeta-Jones has made no secret is her favourite home.

Now, the only signs of life on the Majorca coastal estate are dedicated staff tending to the vineyards and donkeys eating on the wild grass. The shutters on the windows are firmly closed and neighbours on the white isle say they haven’t seen the residents for months and only on the odd occasion in the last five years. 

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Hefty price tag: The lavish property, where the showbiz couple previously hosted parties for the likes of Tom Cruise, Nicole Kidman and Jack Nicholson, is yet to be snapped up and as a result of its emptiness it is beginning to show signs of decay

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Price slash: The home first went on the market in 2014 for €50 million, but after there was no interest, it was dropped to €40 million. Four years on it has been reduced again to €36.5 million

When Douglas first bought the sprawling property in Valldemossa in 1989 with his then wife Diandra, he was enchanted with the history of the estate, which is known locally as S’Etaca and belonged to Archduke Ludwig Salvator of Austria in the 19th century.

The couple bought the property for just $3.5 million and spent a further $7 million on renovations.

He’d tend to the vineyards himself, which produced fine wines, and he liked nothing better than to potter in the vegetable patch of tomatoes, squash, olive and almond trees. They’d spend at least six months of the year in Majorca and entertain their celebrity friends in one of the seven guest cottages.

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Sprawling: The luxury manor features a balcony and deck overlooking the bright blue sea below 

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Spacious: The sprawling manor features a large indoor area for entertaining guests - the home has been a spot for parties with the likes of Nicole Kidman, Tom Cruise and Michelle Pfeiffer

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Working out: The lavish mansion also features a fully equipped home gymnasium 

Ever since his separation from Diandra in 2000, the pair have shared the house between them - Douglas and Zeta-Jones would have it from January to June, Diandra from July to December. 

Now the stunning property with such a deep history is left empty and showing signs of decay - broken tiles and bricks left on the grounds and old wood fires haven’t been cleared. 

The manor hit the headlines last August when a scarecrow on the estate, which overlooks his vegetable patch appeared to have been dressed up as Donald Trump, who is a friend of the Hollywood actor’s.  

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Plenty of room: The house and outlying buildings have 10,764 sq ft of floor space. Douglas and his first wife used to spent up to six months a year at S’Estaca, where the Fatal Attraction star – who called it his ‘spiritual home’ – would tend the vineyardsReporter that her time working for Douglas' Stonebridge Productions company in the late 1980s was uncomfortable and hostile because the actor used 'near-constant profane and sexually charged dialogue'. One incident, she told the publication, left her distraught.

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Pretty in pink: One of the lavish living rooms seems to have a pink colour scheme running through it 

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Getting some rest: One of the bedrooms is a calming sanctuary to unwind and relax for a good nights sleep 

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Rustic: The home is exquisitely decorated and features an abundance of lavish furnishings and trinkets throughout 

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Rub a dub dub: The luxurious feel extends to the bathroom where a marble tub rests in the middle of the room 

During a one-on-one script meeting at Douglas' New York apartment to discuss a character similar to ET, Braudy said the actor slid off the chair he was sitting in onto the floor, unzipped his pants and began masturbating.

'Michael unzipped his chinos and I registered something amiss,' she said. 

'Still complimenting my additions to our ET imitation, his voice lowered at least half an octave. I peered at him and saw he's inserted both hands into his unzipped pants. I realized to my horror that he was rubbing his private parts. Within seconds his voice cracked and it appeared to me he'd had an orgasm.'

Braudy said she bolted from the apartment in tears.

'I said nothing. I was surprised I wasn't falling to pieces even though I was humiliated. I realized he thought he could do anything he wanted because he was so much more powerful than I was,' she recalled. 'Michael ran barefoot after me to the elevator, zipping his fly and buckling his belt. 'Hey, thank you, you're good. You helped me, thank you, thank you.''

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Taking turns: Ever since his separation from Diandra in 2000, the pair have shared the house between them - Douglas and Zeta-Jones would have it from January to June, Diandra from July to December

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Green fingers: Michael is said to have tended to the vineyards himself, which produced fine wines, and he liked nothing better than to potter in the vegetable patch of tomatoes, squash, olive and almond trees

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A home from home: Douglas and Zeta-Jones reportedly used to spend at least six months of the year in Majorca and entertain their celebrity friends in one of the seven guest cottages

The author also accused her former employer of making demeaning comments about her looks.

Braudy said Douglas commented on her appearance so much that she started showing up to work dressed in black.

'I began wearing long, loose layers of black,' she said. 'He asked a producer: 'Why does Susan dress like a pregnant nun?' Another time I laughed loudly and he shouted to a group of agents: 'Oh yeah, she's a screamer! I bet she screams in the sack.''

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Neglected: Now the stunning property with such a deep history is left empty and showing signs of decay - broken tiles and bricks left on the grounds and old wood fires haven’t been cleared

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Snap happy: Michael has shared several snaps of himself on the lavish property via his Facebook page 

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On the property: The manor hit the headlines last August when a scarecrow on the estate, which overlooks his vegetable patch appeared to have been dressed up as Donald Trump, who is a friend of the Hollywood actor’s

Braudy said she asked the actor to stop with the inappropriate comments, but he just laughed 'until he got pink splotches on his cheeks'.

Douglas also had no problem bragging about his extramarital affairs, Braudy said, including one alleged fling with his 'Romancing the Stone' co-star Kathleen Turner.

Douglas, 73, has repeatedly denied the allegations, telling Deadline in a January 9 statement that he used 'colorful language' but never touched himself in front of Braudy.

'That rung is something I've only heard about the last year. It's not an expression that related to the '80s. So I thought it stunk,' he said.

'And I tried to figure out, why the hell would somebody do this? The part that hurt the worst is having to share something like this to your wife and your children. My kids are really upset, has to go to school worrying this is going to be in some article about me, being a sexual harasser. They're scared and very uncomfortable.'

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Accusations: The reports that Douglas is struggling to sell his home come as he has been accused of sexual harassment by former employee Susan Braudy (left) who claimned he masturbated in front of her and used crude language daily 

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Claims: Douglas (left) was also accused by his former colleague of having 'graphic discussions' about his affairs, including one with actress Kathleen Turner (right). Douglas and Turner are pictured above on the set of 'The Jewel Of The Nile' in 1985

Douglas also denied Braudy's story to the Hollywood Reporter saying he never behaved 'inappropriately towards her'

Catherine Zeta-Jones, Douglas' wife, has also spoken out, saying she supports her husband the the #MeToo movement. 

'My reaction was that as two people who have been in this business — him longer than me — was that we support 'Me Too' and the movement more than anybody, anybody — me as a woman, him as a man,' she told People magazine. 

She added: 'There was no other way than to be preemptive in a story that had to be watched. He did a statement. I think it's very clear the way that he stands. I cannot elaborate on something that's so very personal to him.' 

Standing by her man: Catherine Zeta-Jones (right) said in a statement that she supports her husband (left) and the #MeToo movement - which condemns sexual assault and harassment