[C19fan]

The home owner is the owner of Westgate Timeshares. I got suckered into buying one. The most aggravating part is the association fees that runs to almost $900. For a week timeshare that is almost $130 a day. I could probably a comparable hotel for that amount and I am still paying off the original price of the timeshare. Sales reps keep on bothering me trying to get more money from me. What is pathetic is they have a check off box if you want to contribute to Mr. Segal's charity. I leave that blank. How about using some of your own money for the charity and cut back on the gaudy mansion.

[OttawaFreeper]

Maybe I’m being silly here forgive me, but I thought that the Biltmore Estate, built by the Vanderbilt family and featured in the movie “Being There”, was the largest home in the United States?

[cripplecreek]

Looks like a mosque minus the spires.

[demshateGod]

What an embarrassing, bloated turd that “house” is!

[gov_bean_ counter]

One picture of the inside actually looks like the main hall of Saddam’s bombed out Victory over America palace.

[Robert DeLong]

Kind of ugly for my taste.

[IronJack]

Big isn’t the same as Good. It looks like something you’d see at Disney World. And just as fake.

[Teacher317]

'If I have my way, it's going to be bigger,' Jackie Siegel said in a recent interview

The trophy wife (he was 65, she was 34) knows no end to her materialism.

The unfinished home sits on 10 acres of lakefront property and when completed will feature 11 kitchens, 30 bathrooms, 20-car garage, two-lane bowling alley, indoor rollerskating rink, three indoor pools, two outdoor pools, video arcade, ballroom, two-story movie theater modeled off the Paris Opera House, fitness center with 10,000-square-foot spa, yoga studios, 20,000-bottle wine cellar and an exotic fish aquarium... Two tennis courts, a baseball diamond and formal garden will be included on the grounds.

'I'm not at the ending to my story yet, but so far, it's a happy ending, and I'm really looking forward to starting the next chapter of my life and moving into my palace, finishing it and throwing lots of parties - anxious for the world to see it,' Mrs Siegel said.

[Moltke]

At his age he should be thinking “pyramid” not palace.