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See how one of America’s top CEOs lived

Yahoo Finance Canada

Take a peek into the home of Toys R Us CEO Dave Brandon, who is selling his Ann Arbor, Mich., mansion for $6.95 million.

The nearly 10,000 square-foot residence is where Brandon made his home while serving as the president and CEO of Domino’s Pizza for 11 years, as well as during his tenure as the University of Michigan’s athletic director, which began in 2010.

According to Realtor.com, Brandon even had a hand in its design, which took three years to build and was finished in 1998.

The home was dubbed “Ever After” by its architect, after drawing inspiration from Fallingwater, a home designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in rural southwestern Pennsylvania.