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" A piece of scandalous &amp;#039;80s history can be yours for a cool $65 million. Dunnellen Hall, an estate once owned by real estate moguls Harry and Leona Helmsley that became the center of a sensational trial, is now up for sale. The Helmsley family first purchased the Greenwich, Connecticut property in 1983 for $11 million. They were charged in 1982 with illegally billing their company to renovate the mansion. Harry was deemed too sick to stand trial, but Leona was sentenced to 16 years in prison for tax evasion. During the trial, Leona became infamous as &amp;quot;The Queen of Mean&amp;quot; for how she treated her employees. One housekeeper recalled her saying, &amp;quot;We don&amp;#039;t pay taxes. Only the little people pay taxes.&amp;quot; She served only two years of her sentence after filing an appeal, and died in 2007 at 87.  Sitting on 40 acres, the 17,000 square foot mansion has nine bedrooms and 11 bathrooms. After a full renovation, the asking price is a whole lot higher than when the Helmsley estate sold it in 2010. A subsequent owner&amp;#039;s renovation &amp;quot;took it from looking like a museum to becoming a home,&amp;quot; real estate agent Jane Howard Basham told the Wall Street Journal.  See more photos of the estate below:     "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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