Michael Jackson Death House for Sale—at a Discount!

$10 million knocked off the asking price for Holmby Hills mansion where the King of Pop suffered cardiac arrest

Now's your chance to own 1.26 acres of morbid Hollywood history.

The Holmby Hills mansion where Michael Jackson was staying when he suffered cardiac arrest and subsequently died on June 25, 2009, is back on the market for $28,995,000.

The asking price may be high, but it's actually $10 million less than businessman Hubert Guez, CEO of the Ed Hardy brand, wanted for the stately home when he originally tried to sell in 2008.

So what does this discounted pile of bricks have to offer?

The gated French Chateau-style estate, completed in 2002, boasts seven bedrooms and 13 bathrooms in 17,171 square feet for your basic living needs, while its fancy features include 12 fireplaces, a screening room, a wine cellar and tasting room, a gym and spa facilities, a seven-car garage, maid's quarters, a pool, expansive gardens and a detached guest house.

Jackson was in one of those seven bedrooms when Dr. Conrad Murray, who has pleaded not guilty to involuntary manslaughter, administered the dose of the sedative propofol that ultimately proved too much for the King of Pop's system.

Guez had leased the house to Jackson for $100,000 per month and, according to TMZ, tried to rent it out again for $300,000 per month, but ultimately decided to sell.