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Rupert Murdoch Gets Approval for Bel-Air Winery

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Rupert Murdoch officially owns his own LA vineyard.

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The media mogul's plan to purchase the Moraga vineyard in Bel-Air was put on hold because he was waiting for approval from the ABC on a liquor license.

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However, the deal finally went through on Tuesday, which means that Murdoch can immediately realize his dream.

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The News Corp. founder purchased the vineyard for $28.8 million, $.7 million cheaper than the asking price of $29.5 million.

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According to the Wall Street Journal, the 13-acre property has a 7,500-square-foot main home with three bedrooms, four bathrooms, an octagonal dressing room and maid’s quarters. A guesthouse across a large lawn has two bedrooms and two bathrooms. Hollywood director Victor Fleming, known for Gone with the Wind and The Wizard of Oz, built the home in the 1930s.

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Laura Schreffler
Laura Schreffler is the Travel/Features Editor and Talent Booker for Haute Living, where she writes about the hottest trends in travel and curates top talent to appear on Haute Living's covers. She also contributes to sister publications Haute Residence, Haute Beauty and Tot Living. Schreffler, who has worked with Haute Living for nearly a decade, splits her time between the U.K. and Los Angeles.

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