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Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt and his wife, Wendy Schmidt, have paid $110 million for the Manor, a storied Los Angeles mansion originally built for television producer Aaron Spelling.

Los Angeles' famed Spelling Manor, former home of late TV producer Aaron Spelling, has been sold to ex-Google CEO Eric Schmidt for a whopping $110 million.

The Knight, MacArthur, Ford and Robert Wood Johnson foundations, plus the Schmidt Family Foundation and the Melinda Gates-led ...

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