Chad Rogers of the reality TV real estate show “Million Dollar Listing” has listed a home that was surrendered by victims of the Bernie Madoff Ponzi scandal, according to the Huffington Post.
This Malibu, CA home was seized by Wells Fargo for $12 million, and made headlines in 2009 when a bank senior VP, Cheronda Guyton. was caught partying and residing with family at the beachfront mansion. Guyton was fired, and the home now owned by Collin Equities Inc., is listed on Realtor.com for $18 million.
4 bedroom, 4 bath Malibu, CA home listed for $18,000,000
Glass walls make for a unique experience at this mansion at the heart of the Malibu Colony. The home, built in 1990, also features gas fireplaces, a covered porch, open patio space, a spa and a steam shower. This 8,708-square foot, two-story home also comes complete with a breakfast bar, exercise room and ocean front views.
Rogers, as one of the most sought after real estate agents in Los Angeles and as a media personality for the hit Bravo TV series, also gives back and participates in many city charities including the Christopher Reeve Organization, the L.A .Food Bank and the L.A. Mission. And in 2009, he took part in the International Green Shield rooftop benefit in support of green technology to prevent natural disasters.
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