The most expensive home in the U.S. is everything you think it would be -- and more.

Behold this mansion in Bel Air, Calif. that is currently on the market for $250 million. That's $55 million more than the current most expensive home in the country.

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At 38,000 square feet, the mansion boasts more amenities than Donald Trump does tweets. At four stories, it comes with a dozen bedrooms, 21 bathrooms and three kitchens, so you can be forgiven for thinking this is more like a hotel than a house.

If the estate should get its asking price, it may go down as the most expensive house on the planet, since the highest cost paid for a home is believed to be $221 million for one in London.

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The abode was constructed by developer Bruce Makowsky, who heads BAM Luxury Group. "I wanted to redefine what super-high-end luxury homes are all about," Makowsky, who built the home without a buyer in mind, said. "I wanted to break all the molds. The level of quality and attention to detail in this house is unsurpassed. And I wanted to create the greatest feeling that you can have being at home."

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Makowsky certainly may have "broken the mold." Take a look at some of the other amenities below and then go get some sleep because you can only dream of affording a place like this:

  • four-lane bowling alley complete with gold pins
  • screening room valued at $12 million that seats 40 and features 30-foot TV
  • game room with glass ping-pong, Foosball and pool tables
  • 85-foot pool with swim-up bar and pop-up TV
  • a pair of wine cellars
  • moat
  • helipad and helicopter
  • car collection with 30 vehicles valued at $30 million
  • 130 pieces of art lining the walls
  • house staff
  • two elevators
  • two staircases worth $2 million apiece (yes, staircases)

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