A late tech billionaire's Versailles-inspired California mansion just took a $20 million price cut to $87.5 million. See inside.

The lavish Versailles-inspired mansion once owned by the late tech billionaire Darwin Deason has seen a $20 million reduction in its asking price, now listed at $87.5 million. Despite the price cut, it remains the most expensive home for sale in San Diego County. This reduction underscores the intense competition in the high-end real estate market, especially for properties that embody both opulence and historical inspiration. The mansion's continued high valuation speaks to its unique blend of architectural grandeur and the legacy it carries as a symbol of tech industry wealth.