Woody Johnson House

On the other side of the page is an upgraded 1948 complex with a 3-bed house, a two-storey guesthouse and a private recording studios. You were the movie writer Woody Jackson and his woman Sharon, a powerful talents actor with William Morris Endeavor (WME), probably the most renowned talents actor in LA.

Anyway, the house emerged up for sell last year and quickly oversold a little more than a month later for $3,290,000, a hefty $391,000 more than the asking price. What's more, the house was selling for $3,290,000. By chance, Jolanda knows that the being is a camouflage for a young woman called Jaime Johnson, an heir to a billion-dollar fortune. What a surprise!

Johnson - not to be mistaken for her documentarist co-usin Jamie Johnson - is an heir to Johnson & Johnson, the $76 billion global corporation established back in 1886 by her great-great-grandfather Robert Wood Johnson I, the inventor of New Jersey's craziest and richest families.

Due to her inclination to evade social gatherings and political circles, you may never have even listened to Mrs. Johnson herself. You' ve probably already learned about her other members of the household. Their father, Woody Johnson, owns the New York Jets and is currently the United States Ambassador to the United Kingdom, nominated by President Trump.

Johnson's older twin, Casey, was a great boulevard lady who was with celebrities like Lindsay Lohan and Paris Hilton. This house is encircled by a group of safety cams - 16 to be precise. Grit roads take you to the one-storey building. Inside the completely restored house there are broad oaken floorings, snow-white ceilings and an open floor plan.

There is a well maintained footbridge connecting the house with the two-storey guest house, which offers a sleeping room suites, a lounge and a cooking corner. But before we set off for the night, let us quickly relativize how wealthy these John's are. Woody Johnson - Ms. Johnson's father, as we have already said - bought his New York based New York based home in 2015 for a staggering 77,500,000 dollars to Ukrainian native Len Blavatnik.

Even more crazy is the fact that Mr Johnson never stayed in the flat - he had purchased it many years before, but only used it for partys and fundraising.