The long-running drama over the sale of the highest-priced home in the U.S. appears to be heading to its finale. 
 
 Candy Spelling's 57,000-square foot Los Angeles home, which had a $150 million asking price, is in contract to be sold to 22-year-old heiress Petra Ecclestone, daughter of billionaire Formula One racing boss Bernard Ecclestone. WSJ's Juliet Chung and Candace Jackson report. 
 
 The 57,000-square foot Los Angeles mansion built by the late TV producer Aaron Spelling is slated for sale to a 22-year-old heiress to a Formula One racing fortune. The home on five acres of property in Holmby Hills has a bowling alley, beauty salon, several gift-wrapping rooms and parking for 100 cars. 
 
 "The Manor," as the property is known, had a list price of $150 million that didn't budge during the real-estate downturn that sent prices in Los Angeles down by more than a third. The sales price was not disclosed. 
 
 The buyer, Petra Ecclestone, will be splitting her time between London and Los Angeles after her planned August wedding to entrepreneur James Stunt, according to a spokeswoman. Ms. Ecclestone's father is the British billionaire and Formula One racing boss Bernie Ecclestone. 
 
 The seller, Candy Spelling, Mr. Spelling's widow, declined to comment. Mr. Spelling produced such TV shows as "Mod Squad," "Charlie's Angels," "Dynasty," "Starsky and Hutch," "Beverly Hills, 90210," and "Melrose Place." 
 
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 Ms. Spelling and her husband bought the property in the early 1980s and tore down the existing house to build the French chateau-style home in 1991. The home has a double staircase inspired by "Gone With the Wind." It was considered the largest home in Los Angeles by far when it was built. 
 
 There's also a flower-cutting room, a china room, a "Prince Charles suite," named after its one-time royal guest, and a library in which Ms. Spelling bound her husband's scripts. The estate has been shown since 2008 and was officially listed in March 2009. 
 
 If completed, the sale would underscore the importance of foreign buyers in the U.S. real-estate market. Earlier this year, Russian investor Yuri Milner bought a Silicon Valley home for $100 million, the highest-known price paid for a single-family home in the U.S. 
 
 Russian composer Igor Krutoy and his wife, Olga, recently bought a condominium at New York's Plaza for $48 million. 
 
 Overall, though, the real-estate market in the U.S. is struggling, with prices sinking to 2002 levels in the first quarter, according to the S&P/Case-Shiller National Index released earlier this month. 
 
 Getty Images Petra Ecclestone during the Monaco Formula One Grand Prix in May. 
 
 Petra Ecclestone also has a six-story house in London's Chelsea neighborhood purchased for £56 million ($90.9 million), according to press reports. In 2004, her father sold a mansion in Kensington Palace Gardens to steel magnate Lakshmi Mittal for £57 million, according to reports. 
 
 Ms. Spelling has said she wanted to downsize. She closed in December 2010 on a 15,555-square-foot condominium in nearby Century City for $35 million. 
 
 She had earlier agreed to pay $47 million for the two-story penthouse in Related Cos. Art Deco-inspired tower, "The Century," but Related dropped prices amid the weak market. The new price also reflected a smaller square footage and other changes. 
 
 Rick Hilton and David Kramer of Hilton & Hyland, a Christie's International Real Estate affiliate, represent Ms. Ecclestone. Mr. Hilton and Jeff Hyland of the same firm share the listing with Sally Forster Jones of Coldwell Banker. 
 
 Write to Juliet Chung at juliet.chung@wsj.com and Candace Jackson at candace.jackson@wsj.com ||||| After years of “Marcia, Marcia, Marcia,” Jan is finally having her moment in the sun. Actress-painter Eve Plumb of “The Brady Bunch” fame has sold her home in Malibu for $3.9 million after decades of ownership. 
 
 Though she played the part of awkward middle child to a T on the sitcom, it appears the actress was quite savvy away from the set. An 11-year-old Plumb, with the help of her parents, bought the oceanfront property in 1969 for just $55,300. 
 
 Sitting at the south end of Escondido Beach, the 1950s cottage returned to market earlier this year with plans for an ultramodern residence designed by Meis Architects, designer of the Staples Center, among other venues. 
 
 Renderings that accompanied the listing showed a cantilevered design with walls of floor-to-ceiling glass, a retractable “moon roof” and two-story garage wrapped in perforated metal. In all, the proposed home would have three bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms in 3,500 square feet of space. 
 
 The Malibu home of Eve Plumb relisted earlier this year with renderings for a new home designed by Meis Architects and sold in late June for $3.9 million. (Deasy/Penner & Partners) (Deasy/Penner & Partners) 
 
 Currently, the flat-roofed bungalow has three bedrooms and 1.75 bathrooms in 850 square feet of space. An expansive deck wraps the exterior of the home, taking in the wide, sandy beach. 
 
 The property was most recently listed for sale at $4.15 million. 
 
 Brian Linder and William Baker of Deasy Penner & Partners were the listing agents. Faren Horn of Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage represented the buyer. 
 
 Plumb, 58, has television credits that also include “The Love Boat,” “Fantasy Island” and “Fudge.” She appeared in the television special “Grease: Live” earlier this year. 
 
 Beaming out of the ’bu 
 
 Actor Brent Spiner, known for his role as Lt. Cmdr. Data on “Star Trek: The Next Generation,” has set his phaser to sell. He’s put his home in Malibu’s Point Dume area on the market for $10.995 million. 
 
 Set behind gates and surrounded by palms and lush landscaping, the ocean-view estate is reached by a winding drive. A vine-wrapped loggia, fountains and intimate garden settings add an Old World ambiance to the Spanish-style home built in 1960. 
 
 The park-like estate on more than an acre in Malibu's Point Dume includes access to Riviera Beach 3. (Realtor.com) (Realtor.com) 
 
 Some 5,000 square feet of living space, with beamed ceilings and artful Malibu tile risers, includes a formal living and dining area with a fireplace, a chef’s kitchen with butcher-block countertops and a study/office. French doors off the family room open to the grounds. 
 
 Three bedrooms and four bathrooms include an ocean-view master suite complete with a vintage bathroom, a fireplace and a private deck. An additional office/bonus space sits above the two-car garage. 
 
 A swimming pool has a beach entry, a spa and a waterfall feature to complete the coastal setting. 
 
 Christopher Cortazzo of Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage holds the listing. 
 
 Spiner, 67, appeared on “Star Trek: The Next Generation” from 1987 to 1994 plus four franchise motion pictures. His more recent credits include the summer blockbuster “Independence Day: Resurgence” and the Cinemax series “Outcast.” 
 
 He bought the house nearly two decades ago for $4.55 million, records show. 
 
 Making room for a new owner 
 
 A Beverly Hills estate where late actress Marjorie Lord made her home for nearly four decades has sold for $8.3 million. 
 
 Set on a cul-de-sac in the Trousdale Estates area, the single-story house was designed by architect John Elgin Woolf, whose designs gave rise to the Hollywood Regency style in the 1940s, ’50s and ’60s. 
 
 Marked by a wide motor court, the 1960s home features a grand living room with a fireplace, wood-paneled ceilings and beige marble floors. Floor-to-ceiling walls of glass center on city to ocean views. 
 
 The Hollywood Regency-style residence in the Trousdale Estates area was designed by architect John Elgin Woolf and completed in 1962. (Lee Manning Photography) (Lee Manning Photography) 
 
 Nearly 3,900 square feet of living space includes a formal dining room, an eat-in kitchen, three bedrooms and four bathrooms. Two guest suites have glass doors that open to a private courtyard, and the master suite boasts a walk-in closet and a sitting area with a large bay window. 
 
 Outdoors, sets of columns line a curved and covered patio area that opens to the grounds. Elsewhere is a swimming pool set within an open-air pavilion. 
 
 The house relisted for sale in May for $8.9 million and was under contract in seven days. Lord, who died last year at 97, bought the house with her third husband, philanthropist and finance executive Harry Volk, in 1977 for $455,000, records show. 
 
 Kurt Rappaport of Westside Estate Agency was the listing agent. Rappaport and Kevin D. Booker, also of Westside Estate Agency, represented the buyer. 
 
 Lord rose to fame as the wife of Danny Thomas’ character on the sitcom “Make Room for Daddy” and, later, the revival spinoff “Make Room for Granddaddy.” A television, film and stage actress, she made her debut on Broadway in 1935, appearing in “The Old Maid.” 
 
 Her film credits include “Sherlock Holmes in Washington” (1943) and “Boy, Did I Get a Wrong Number!” (1966). 
 
 She’s camera-ready to sell 
 
 Supermodel, actress and television host Rachel Hunter has put her home in Hollywood Hills West on the market for a shade under $5 million. 
 
 Tucked behind gates and privacy hedges, the 1930s English Country-style house has been brightened up with a number of contemporary details. 
 
 Details of note include white-painted walls and exposed beams, modern chandeliers and Dutch door entry. A backsplash of sea-foam green tile creates visual interest in the eat-in kitchen. 
 
 The 1930s English Country-inspired home sits on more than a quarter of an acre with a swimming pool. (Pierre Galant Photography) (Pierre Galant Photography) 
 
 Other common areas include a living room with an arched fireplace, a formal dining room and a finished basement. The master suite, with separate walk-in closets for clothes and shoes, opens to a loggia with city lights views. 
 
 In all, there are five bedrooms and five bathrooms in 5,000 square feet of interior space. 
 
 Outdoors, a stone and brick patio surrounds a swimming pool with a raised spa. Various sitting areas, an outdoor dining room, palms and other tropical landscaping complete the quarter-acre grounds. 
 
 Hunter bought the house in 2004 for about $2.425 million, records show. 
 
 Annie Challis of Compass holds the listing. 
 
 The 46-year-old Hunter is a former Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue cover girl and fashion model. Among her acting credits is the 2006 comedy “The Benchwarmers” and the TV series “Gravity.” 
 
 She currently hosts the series “Rachel’s Tour of Beauty” on New Zealand’s TV One network. 
 
 Dallas is their new reality 
 
 After minting their engagement in a final rose ceremony, reigning “Bachelorette” JoJo Fletcher and new fiance Jordan Rodgers are taking the next step: moving in together. The couple have leased a home in Fletcher’s native Dallas for an undisclosed amount. 
 
 The single-story house, built in 1949 and renovated this year, features refinished hardwood floors, upgraded hardware and large picture windows.
– It's probably just like your first house: 57,000 square feet, double staircase inspired by Gone With the Wind, parking for 100, bowling alley, beauty salon, flower-cutting room, gift-wrapping rooms, etc. But all this can no longer be yours for the paltry price of $150 million, as the iconic home—the highest-priced in the country—of late television producer Aaron Spelling and his wife, Candy, has gone under contract. Candy Spelling had signaled her intent to sell in 2008, and officially listed The Manor, as it's known, in 2009. The sale price is unknown until the deal closes, but Spelling had stuck to her $150 million mark even as the LA real estate market took a drubbing in the housing crisis. The buyer is Petra Ecclestone, the 22-year-old daughter of the founder of Formula One racing, notes the Wall Street Journal. She'll live there part time. Click for more on The Manor and its 27 bathrooms.