The ACE Family showed off pricey furniture and renovations before their $10 million mansion was foreclosed on

Kat TenbargeOct 27, 2021, 00:05 IST

Austin and Catherine McBroom are YouTubers with 19 million subscribers and a $19 million debt.Screenshot YouTube/The ACE Family

Austin and Catherine McBroom appear to be at risk of losing their home, documents show.
The ACE Family YouTubers no longer own their $10 million mega-mansion after a foreclosure.

Before moving in, the McBrooms completed a major renovation on their property.

A Zillow listing photo shows that originally, the McBroom mansion was two large, separate family homes. Zillow

After completing the expansion, the McBroom family moved by September 2019.

Now, the conjoined property has a backyard with a basketball court and pool. Screenshot YouTube/The ACE Family

The front of the house has a 6-car garage and spacious open parking.

In addition to a 6-car garage, the McBrooms park some of their cars outside, according to the video. Screenshot YouTube/The ACE Family

Inside the front door, the McBrooms have a Steinway piano that plays itself, according to the video.

The Steinway baby grand piano inside the entry could cost upward of $35,000. Screenshot YouTube/The ACE Family

The mansion is full of large sculptures and other standing art pieces.

The McBrooms called their style "minimalist" during their 2019 home tour that featured large art pieces. Screenshot YouTube/The ACE Family

Catherine and Austin filled their home with expensive items, like these $2,500 decorative armchairs, which they showed off on their house tour.

Catherine's favorite armchairs have Christian Lacroix butterfly prints. Screenshot YouTube/The ACE Family

The house is staffed by a live-in private chef as well as ACE Family full-time team members.

The ACE Family kitchen, shown in the video, is operated by a live-in chef. Screenshot YouTube/The ACE Family

The McBrooms have an $8,000 fridge you can push to open without using your hands.

Austin and Catherine said they stocked their fridge just for their house tour video. Screenshot YouTube/The ACE Family

Catherine said her pantry is "Pinterest-inspired."

In the video, Austin said he planned to renovate the house's wine cellar and turn it into a "candy store." Screenshot YouTube/The ACE Family

Since the house was originally two separate homes, the upstairs doesn't connect all the way across.

The balcony overlooking the backyard, shown in the video, connects the two sides of the house from upstairs. Screenshot YouTube/The ACE Family

The video shows a game room with games worth several thousand dollars each at the center of the property.

The McBrooms own at least four vintage arcade games, which cost thousands of dollars each. Screenshot YouTube/The ACE Family

The McBrooms also custom-built their own movie theater with a dry bar.

The McBrooms created a movie theater room in their house, shown in the video. Screenshot YouTube/The ACE Family

Many of the rooms are duplicated, but the family bedrooms are grouped together.

The rooms for each family member are on the other side of the house. Screenshot YouTube/The ACE Family

The master bedroom offers a 360-degree view of Los Angeles, which they showed off in the tour.

Austin said the view from the master bedroom convinced him to buy the house. Screenshot YouTube/The ACE Family

The master bathroom has motorized shades, four showerheads, and a custom rose quartz vanity.

The master bathroom has a walk-in closet on both sides of the entrance. Austin showed off the motorized shades in the video. Screenshot YouTube/The ACE Family

The massive walk-in closets are larger than some New York City apartments.

Austin McBroom at the May 17 press conference at Fred Segal West Hollywood Getty Images/Matt Winkelmeyer

Outside, the backyard is a recreational paradise.

The basketball court shown in the video pays homage to Austin's college basketball career. Screenshot YouTube/The ACE Family

Austin showed off his jetski in the family's pool, which one Twitter user said triggered mudslides affecting a relative's home.

McBroom's jetski antics caused a neighbor to lose their grape vines. Screenshot YouTube/The ACE Family

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