It's part of a seesawing rap about fame as an enticement, a burden, a problem dwarfed by other people's struggles, something he craves and something that might drive him crazy.
The property is on the market at £3.9 million — down from original asking price of £5.5 million — and, as an enticement, a £50,000 yacht with mooring is included in the sale.
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The altered breeze carried through the parted French windows an enticement, a salty scent of oxygen and open space that seemed at odds with the starched table linen, the corn-flour-stiffened gravy, and the heavy polished silver they were taking in their hands.
From the road, the conservatory is a grand enticement, a spectral shell that in its apparent fragility seems as improbable as Golden Gate Park must have seemed to those who remembered the area as nothing but sand dunes and fog before 1870.
And to weekend duffers the Stalinist leisureland offers extra enticement: A bowl-shaped green on the course's longest hole will funnel a ball directly to its target.
