Wow, the House of a Thousand Wonders continues to amaze.

So, the basement and the second story are reserved for amenities and guest suites, and the first and third floors are reserved for Ms Lee and her "family"?  It must be quite a family, to need 16,000 sq ft of private space  --  not to mention the 7-car garage.

But the 25-bathroom count gets clearer. Presumably, the men's and women's gyms in the basement would consume a few bathrooms each.  Instead of 5 bathrooms for 5 guest bedrooms, there could be as many as 11 en-suites in the guest quarters.  Include a few public restrooms on the two non-family floors, and you're at a total of , say, 19 bathrooms.  That would leave only 6 bathrooms for Ms Lee's family's private space  --  a downright spartan allocation.

That still begs the question of how you handle the outflow from 25 bathrooms on a 3-acre lot with no sewer hookup.  And perhaps, why Dzogchen LLC is trying to disguise a religious conference center as a family B&B.