Cal Turner, Jr. sold his Rocky Mountain getaway recently. The former Dollar General CEO and chair accepted an offer of $12.5 million for the massive estate; he listed it in February of last year with an asking price of $12.9 million.

The property spans 35 acres in all. The house was completed by Turner in the early 2000s. Its accommodations are impressive; the mansion contains 13 bedrooms and 28 baths. Its interior living spaces measure 45,212 sq. ft., including guest rooms. Its design style is lavish, with decorative flourishes including frescoes, hardwood paneling, inlaid stone, and ornamental columns.

As it was apparently designed as a turnkey resort opportunity, its amenities include a separate entertainment wing—among the diversions in this dedicated recreation area: a bowling alley, a lounge with a full-size bar, an arcade, an indoor pool designed in the style of a Roman bath, a gym with locker rooms, and a nightclub with a stage and dance floor.

The property also includes a detached two-bedroom caretaker’s residence, which boasts interior living spaces of 4,000 sq. ft., and another structure that appears to be a wellness center. The grounds are decked out with gardens, walking paths, equestrian facilities; for anglers, there is a pond stocked with fish.

Turner’s net worth is north of $1 billion.