The world’s most expensive home is now up for grabs (21 HQ Photos)

If you’ve ever gotten really annoyed at your rich friends inviting you over to their super fancy mansion only to brag about how much money they spent, wouldn’t the perfect revenge be to buy the most expensive home in the world? Then they wouldn’t be able to say anything, right?

You finally have your chance. Recently built in the Bel Air neighborhood of Los Angeles, this house is listed at the astronomically high price of $250 million.

Yes. You read that correctly.

Seriously though, just look at it.

The sheer size alone (38,000 feet) makes you wonder if the owners are going to have trouble finding their way to the kitchen. The outside deck is 17,000 square feet, and downstairs is a car park stocked with $30 million worth of collectible vehicles– that you get to keep.

So technically you can say the house costs only $220 million, if you need a justification for your purchase.

You also get to keep the contemporary furniture…

…and the decommissioned helicopter out back.

Sure, it doesn’t fly, but it’s from the 1980’s show “Airwolf” and has been refinished in a luxurious fashion. The listing says it’s a great place to take in the sunset.

They’re probably not lying, seeing as how the view from the hill the house is situated on is 270 degrees of beautiful LA skyline.

The sale also comes with 100 pieces of art, including a champagne pinball machine…

A humongous Leica camera sculpture worth $1 million…

… and chrome-plated guns.

Lots of artistically-displayed chrome-plated guns.

The “lounge area” makes you feel like a celebrity with its velvet ropes roping the couches off from the rest of the room.

Pop-up screens are all over the place, including outside. That way you don’t have to miss the big game while you’re checking out that sunset.

If you’d rather watch your movies inside, the enormous screening room should do the trick. It’s got room for 40 people and a badass James Bond art installation on the back wall.

In between movies you can stretch your legs at the bowling alley. There are four lanes, so you can also have a Big Lebowski– themed party if you want.

If you do have a party, you don’t need to add BYOB to the invitation because there’s a fully-stocked wine room.

Is it a kids party? Sure, there’s a candy wall for that.

Of course you’ll need some relaxation after 20 kids on a sugar high run all over the house. That’s what the spa room is for.

Or you can just sweat it out in the fully-equipped home gym.

Even the pillows are expensive seeing as they were made by Hermès.

And finally, the 85-foot glass-tiled infinity pool really ties the whole “cozy” atmosphere together.

According to the builder, luxury developer Bruce Makowsky, “This home was curated for the ultimate billionaire who wants the best of everything that exists in life. Until now, the ultra-luxury market was void of homes that even came close to matching the level of mega-yachts and private jets that billionaires spend millions of dollars on every year.”

Finally, the billionaires have the perfect outrageously expensive home to go with all of their outrageously expensive toys.

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