The story behind this lavish southern Playboy mansion is a mixture of extravagance and darkness.

The Swingers’ Tiki Palace was built in Chattanooga, Tennessee by strip club tycoon Billy Hull. It opened its doors 1972, but the estate was abandoned only 12 months later after Hull was charged with hiring a hitman to murder his wife Gloria’s lover, and pleaded guilty to income tax evasion. Read on for a preview of this massive mansion, and then be sure to take a look at the exploration footage from YouTube user “Chris Condon” below.

This sprawling, southern Playboy mansion was once a luxurious pleasure palace, but is now decaying.
YouTube/Chris Condon

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The estate featured many extravagant touches, such as an outdoor sauna and rooms covered in gilded mirrors.
YouTube/Chris Condon
The mansion is filled with the personal effects of its former residents, including toiletries and jewelry.
YouTube/Chris Condon

Take a look at the exploration footage below:

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