The Biggest House in the U.S. is a 90,000 Square-Foot Mansion in Central Florida

Ever wondered who’s got the BIGGEST HOUSE in the country? It’s definitely not the White House. Or Neverland Ranch.

Apparently, the biggest house in the U.S. is . . . in Windermere, Florida, just outside of Orlando. It’s owned by a 77-year-old billionaire named David Siegel, who founded Westgate Resorts, one of the world’s largest timeshare companies.

Here are some of the specs on the house . . .

It’s 90,000 square feet. The White House is 55,000 square feet.

It has either 14 or 15 bedrooms . . . David’s wife, 46-year-old Jackie Siegel, couldn’t remember.

30 bathrooms.

10 kitchens.

Two tennis courts.

A full baseball field.

A grand ballroom that can hold up to 500 people.

Indoor roller skating rink.

Nightclub.

Art gallery.

Wine gallery.

10,000 square-foot spa.

Two movie theaters.

Indoor and outdoor pool.

Two elevators.

And a 20-car garage.

The Siegels say if they do decide to sell the home, they’ll list it at $100 MILLION.

(CBS 10 – Tampa)