Magician Uri Geller has dropped the asking price for his luxury aesthetic mansion by a mind-bending £7m after disillusioned homebuyers failed to snap it up.
The 76-year-old illusionist is now offering Sonning Court for sale at £7.95m - less than half its price tag of eight years ago.
The White House-inspired property is a stunning riverside home on the banks of the River Thames in Berkshire.
It has an entertainment hall and bar, state-of-the-art cinema and a professional gym.
The spoon-bending TV personality first put the home on the market for £15m in 2015, when he decided to move back to his native Israel.
Uri Geller has reduced the price of his Berkshire property to £7.95m
The famous spoon bender has lived in the White House inspired property for decades
Inside the mansion is decked out with pristine marble floors and wide staircases cut through the property
It has a decidedly modern and upmarket feel which is expected given the price
It has a host of amazing facilities like this jacuzzi bath tub
But he couldn't find a buyer so he rented it out until the end of last year.
He has now decided to part with his long-term home for good and put it up for sale with Savills.
In his time there, Geller has hosted royalty, world-famous musicians and sport stars, as well as presidents.
The Queen's cousin, Prince Michael of Kent, was a regular visitor.
When Geller and his wife Hanna renewed their wedding vows in 2001, they held a big party at the house with Michael Jackson as Uri's best man.
Duests included illusionist David Blaine, TV presenter Sir David Frost and musician Dave Stewart from the Eurythmics.
The house was built in 1970, but has been renovated and expanded since Geller and his family bought it in 1986.
The property had originally been touted to sell at £15million
The house is filled with artwork collected by Uri over the years
There are also several mind bending pieces of artwork adorning the walls
The house has beautiful views overlooking the River Thames
The property is in the village of Sonning, Berks, which is popular with celebrities - the Clooneys and Led Zeppelin's Jimmy Page also own homes there.
Standout features include a panorama room with unmatched views of the Thames and a glass meditation pyramid in the garden, but it also has the usual trappings of a luxury mansion included a heated pool, jacuzzi and a helicopter pad.
Sonning Court also has 111-metre moorings on the Thames, which is practically unheard of in this prime location.
The main house has over 10,000 sq ft of accommodation with a reception hall, two drawing rooms, a grand glass atrium, panorama room, dining room, study, conservatory, kitchen and separate maid's quarter on the ground floor.