Every season of The Bachelor starts the same: Limos full of eager women pull up to Villa De La Vina (a.k.a. Bachelor Mansion) in Agoura Hills, California, to meet the man of the moment on the hosed-down driveway. Then, each one does a stunt to try to make a lasting first impression. But after they say "see you inside" (so predictable), they get to walk up to the real star of the show, in our opinion.
Since 2006, a whopping 11 Bachelors and Bachelorettes have hosted their crew of hopefuls inside this 7,590-square-foot mansion. That might sound like a lot, but when you think about how many people live inside the six bedroom and nine bathroom home at the same time, you'll realize it's not. According to Trulia, more than 290 contestants have lived in it over the years, and when they do, they only get 253-square-feet of living space on average — which probably feels even smaller when you're all dating the same person.
Good thing there's plenty of outdoor space (9.3 acres) and a gigantic pool to keep the men and women entertained. The home is currently on the market for $7.4 million and after taking a closer look at the details, we must admit that there's a lot you don't see on TV. For starters, who knew there was a chevron pattern on the kitchen range hood? And why don't we ever see anyone play the piano in the living room?
Take a look and see for yourself:
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