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A swanky New Orleans townhouse once owned by the world's most famous warring exes could be snapped up for as little as $1 million.
The former home of power-couple Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie has hit the Louisiana luxury housing market, after previously being a part of the duo's sprawling real estate portfolio.
Purchased in 2006, the year after 'Brangelina' met on the film set of Mr. and Mrs. Smith, the lavish mansion boasts a number of elite amenities and is found in the city's iconic French Quarter neighborhood.
And with New Orleans neighbors including Beyonce and Jay Z, Sandra Bullock and John Goodman, the hotspot's new owners will want to prepare a bid quickly.
Built in 1828, this luxury New Orleans townhouse was once owned by Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie at the height of their 'Brangelina' fame
The mansion is situated in the ritzy French Quarter neighborhood, near to other reported A-listers in the area including Beyonce, Jay Z, Sandra Bullock and John Goodman
The townhouse's 7,700 square feet are filled with plush amenities and stylish finishes, and was remodeled in 2017
While the property is complete with modern furnishings, it is designed to maintain its classic Parisian style, including a clean white and cream theme and winding staircases
Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie purchased the home in 2006, a year after meeting on the film set of Mr. and Mrs. Smith, and sold it during their high-profile split in 2016
Built in 1828, the townhouse covers over 7,700 square feet, and despite being remodeled in 2017 the home has maintained its longstanding Parisian style.
While the outside may appear classic, the interior is filled with lavish amenities including marble fireplaces, crystal chandeliers and a private home gym.
The mansion is greeted by a gated driveway, which opens up to a large foyer that leads to a stunning living room and gourmet chef's kitchen.
While the more comfortable spaces are complete with Venetian plaster walls and fireplaces, the sleek kitchen includes multiple marble counters, a wine cooler, a sub-zero refrigerator and pantry.
The opulent marble finishings are also found in the owner's suite, which also includes antique sconces and a balcony overlooking the New Orleans scenery.
The envy-worthy property is sure to bring visitors, with the home also coming with four guest bedrooms and an exclusive three-story guest house, complete with a spiral staircase and gym.
Multiple other balconies are also dotted along the rest of the home, offering a stones-throw view to the city's most popular spots such as the French Market and Bourbon Street.
The property is a stones-throw away from New Orleans' Bourbon Street and French Market areas, among the most sought-after spots in Louisiana
The dining room is finished with a sleek Venetian plaster walls and a black marble fireplace
For those expecting guests, a stay in the three-story guest house offers the use of a private gym
The sleek kitchen includes multiple marble counters, a wine cooler, a sub-zero refrigerator and pantry
Its spot in the French Quarter district covers over 30 feet of front space, in an area where famed actor John Goodman is also known to frequent the streets
While some rooms are filled with lavish amenities, the bedrooms are marked by a classic style
The master suite also includes its own fireplace, and the chance to stay in the same room as one of the world's most famous celebrity couples
When Pitt and Jolie bought the home in 2006, they intended to use it as a base for their Make It Right Foundation, one of a number of charities they set up to put their fortune to good use
'Brangelina' are not the only famous occupants, with famed music producer Cosimo Matassa previously using it as a studio as he recorded R&B greats such as Ray Charles
It is clear to see why a slew of A-listers have also bought homes in the area, with actor John Goodman reportedly a common sight in the streets of the French Quarter.
The home itself also has a celebrity history that extends beyond its most famous occupants, as famed producer Cosimo Matassa used it as a studio as he recorded R&B greats such as Ray Charles.
When Pitt and Jolie bought the home in 2006, they reportedly intended to use it as a base for their Make It Right Foundation, one of a number of charities they set up to put their fortune to good use.
The foundation was devoted to rebuilding homes in the area destroyed by Hurricane Katrina.
It was sold amid the couple's high-profile split in 2016, and has now hit the market again with a starting bid of just $1 million.
The home is being auctioned off by Interluxe Auctions.
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