A billionaire heir built one of America's largest homes. His bitter divorce means his $195 million mansion is for sale.

Tony and Jeanne Pritzker wed in 1989 and have six children. Tony Pritzker is one of the heirs to the Hyatt Hotels fortune and is chairman and CEO of Pritzker Private Capital. According to a recent Forbes estimate, he's worth $4.1 billion.

The couple cited irreconcilable differences in their divorce filing.

Upon their split in 2022, Jeanne Pritzker wanted to remain in the home while her husband wanted to sell.

The Wall Street Journal reported Tony Pritzker's lawyers informed her she didn't have any rights to the Pritzker estate; instead, it was owned by a series of trusts and LLCs.

The lawyers said that since she wasn't a beneficiary of any of these trusts, she didn't actually own the home.

The Journal reported that this is a growing trend among billionaires who want to hide their actual wealth for various reasons, including tax purposes, estate planning, and privacy.

The Pritzkers did not immediately respond to a request for comment from Business Insider.

The home, at 1261 Angelo Drive, is in Beverly Crest — a neighborhood with some huge mansions.

Among the Pritzkers' neighbors was Jeff Bezos, who owns a property 1.4 miles away known as the Warner Estate.

He purchased the home for a record-breaking $165 million in 2020.

Zillow shows nearby homes range from $1.3 million to $150 million.

"You feel like you're floating in the view," local real-estate agent Rayni Williams told the Journal. Williams isn't involved with the sale but has attended events at the home.

She added that the view is unique because properties of this size tend to be in flatter areas of LA, rather than up in the hills.

Tuttle, who died in 2020, was known for designing the Thai luxury resort Amanpuri.

The Zillow listing noted that the patterned roof resembles the pyramid outside the Louvre, designed by I.M. Pei.

The home was made for entertaining, specifically, according to Jeanne Pritzker, for charity events.

Mitt Romney held a fundraiser at the property in 2012, The Hollywood Reporter reported.

While the exterior is limestone, the interior is mainly steel and glass.

On a clear day, you can see the Pacific Ocean.

The home also has its own wellness center.

They're not visible in this photo, but the interior courtyard also has fountains.

The property also has parking for anywhere from 80 to 100 cars.

The infinity pool is 75 feet long and made with green marble.

There's even a "custom swimsuit spinner," per the Journal.

Any sports fan would be happy here.

It's a two-story building with two bedrooms of its own.

The property was completed in 2011, the Journal reported.

"You couldn't build it today. This is the finest house I've ever seen," the listing agent, Stephen Shapiro, told the Journal.

Shapiro, of Westside Estate Agency, is marketing the listing with his colleague Kurt Rappaport.