Maryland’s most expensive home just slashed its price by a whopping $14,100,000. However, it’s still listed on Zillow for $34,900,000 and it looks absolutely incredible. This is located in Potomac and has 30,000 square feet of home which also makes it one of the biggest in the state. Here, it also has just under 10 acres of land and backs onto the Potomac River.

It’s also filled with history and previously homed literal royalty. This is because, in the early 2000s, Jordan’s King Hussein and Queen Noor called it home. As well as the main house itself, there are two additional structures on the property, a gatehouse at the entrance and a staff house. As you may have figured, this place is not normal.

The house also includes a commercial-grade kitchen, gym, spa lounge, and office as well as a commanding 24-foot limestone fireplace. You may think that 24 feet is a lot but as this mansion has four stories, it can easily accommodate its length.

It also features a wine cellar, home cinema, swimming pool, luxury balcony, two-story car garage, and unrivaled access to Maryland’s nature. Sometimes, houses seem too expensive but this mansion looks like it justifies its current price tag. You could say that it’s fit for a king, and it literally is.