Playboy Mansion For Sale Would Come With Hefner Until He Dies

Playboy Playmate Holly Madison poses at a special screening of Dennis Hopper's "The Last Movie", newly restored, at the Playboy Mansion on May 31, 2005 in Holmby Hills, Californi (Thinkstock: Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images). — Playboy Playmate Holly Madison poses at a special screening of Dennis Hopper’s “The Last Movie”, newly restored, at the Playboy Mansion on May 31, 2005 in Holmby Hills, Californi (Thinkstock: Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images).

Hugh Hefner’s Holmby Hills mansion is about to go on the market, but the estate comes with an aging playboy who would get to live inside it for the rest of his life, it was reported today.

The celebrity website TMZ.com reported that Playboy Enterprises hopes to sell the Holmby Hills house and its six acres for more than $200 million. But real estate agents in the area said it will probably sell for about half that.

The mansion, built in 1927, is considered a tear-down.

And the buyer would get the house subject to a “life estate” for Hefner, meaning he would get to live in it until he dies, TMZ reported.

The sale would be the second recent seismic change in what’s left of the Playboy empire, after the magazine reportedly decided to stop running pictures of nude women.