When you 're spending $ 46 million on a house that measures at a total of 23,000 square feet - roughly one third the area of the White House - the last thing you want to think about is filling the joint with furniture . So in a growing trend among the rich and famously wealthy , multi-million dollar homes are being sold with all of their belongings , from the linens and lamps , to the artwork on the walls and sculptures in the yards . Known as turn-key properties , it allows the buyer the convenience to pay and walk straight in to their new abode . Such was the case for a sensation estate that recently sold in Bel-Air , which was previously owned by country singer Kenny Rogers . First built in 1938 , the 11-bedroom chateau includes a glass elevator , a ballroom , three living rooms and a 3,000-square-foot master suite , according to The Los Angeles Times . Scroll down for video . Sprawling : This Bel-Air mansion recently sold for $ 46.25 to an unknown buyer as a 'turn-key property ' , meaning it came with all of its belonging , such as furniture and lines , even art . Stunning : The house was first built in 1938 and then extensively reinvigorated with modern renovations in 2013 . Historic : The home was designed by Paul Williams , the architect who built homes for Lucille Ball and Frank Sinatra . Luxurious : The home has a lap pool , jacuzzi and cabana , along with a long grassy yard off to the side . View : At nights downtown Los Angeles can be seen lit up on the skyline over the pool . Lifestyle 's of the rich and famous : Yes , that is an elevator that opens up at the pool . Entrance : From the driveway the home appears like a typical two-story , but drops down significantly at the back . Grand : The entry is quite simple and most , although expansive , but the facade of the house from behind . The buyer and the seller have chosen to remain anonymous . However , according to CNBC , the glamorous history of the place is well-known in the area . The sprawling house was designed in the 1930s by Paul Williams , the architect who built homes for Lucille Ball and Frank Sinatra . It then underwent extensive renovations in 2013 . The estate is called Lionsgate because of the two sizable lion sculptures that guard the front gates . The real estate agent told CNBC that , among its many features , the house comes with a state-of-the-art security syystem , which is particularly attractive to celebrities and owners like overseas . The property has 32 cameras , four gates with double-high walls and a panic room . 'You would not find it , ' Trudeau said of the panic room . 'It 's hidden away . ' Lionsgate : The home got its name because of the two sizable lion sculptures that guard the front gates . Hollywood history : The home was designer by the man who built homes for Lucille Ball and Frank Sinatra ( together-left ) , and was previously owner by country singer Kenny Rogers ( right ) Turn-key : The home was sold with all the possessions inside , which hopefully included this grand piano at the entrance . Lavish : The open living room - one of the three in the house- looks out onto the alfresco area and pool . Gorgeous : The home is designed around the backyard and its stunning gardens and outdoor areas . Entertaining : With a lovely dining room , billiard room and home theater , it is perfect for entertaining . Massive : The kitchen comes with not one but two chef blocks , and is perfect for planning a dinner part or day event . Cocktail hour : What 's a decent ballroom without a proper bar , right ? Grand : The master bedroom alone is 3,000 square feet and has a sitting area and fireplace . Comfortable : It would be very nice to snuggle up here to watch some TV right before going to bed . Divine : The bathroom is full of natural light and has a tub that overlooks the backyard , as you do . The ballroom : Built in the 1930s , the home was made for all-night Hollywood soirees . The billiard room : The house has 11 bedrooms , 17 bathrooms , a glass elevator , billiard room and home theater . The study : The house was offered completely furnished , showing the growing popularity of 'turn-key mansions ' The home theater : There 's plenty of room to have people over to watch a movie , such as Casino Royale . First built in 1938 , the 11-bedroom chateau includes a glass elevator , a ballroom , three living rooms and a 3,000-square-foot master suite .
Bel-Air mansion recently sold for $ 46.25 to an unknown buyer . The Lucille Ball was a 'turn-key property ' and came with all its belongings , such as furniture . The growing trend allows buyers to walk straight in and live at the home . Home has a glass elevator , ballroom , billiard room and a 3,000-square-foot master suite .