You Can Rent This Embattled Former Deputy Mayor's Mansion And It Is Incredibly Extra

    Live like a wannabe prime minister, suspended councillor, or disqualified corporation manager.

    Remember Salim Mehajer?

    The former Auburn deputy mayor who is on trial for alleged fraud in the election that got him voted onto the council?

    You might remember his lavish wedding?

    The August 2015 celebration shut down an entire street in Western Sydney and involved 100 metres of red carpet, $50 million worth of sports cars, four helicopters, a fighter jet flyover, and a sea plane.

    Or maybe you remember the high-profile breakdown of his relationship after just 11 months of married life with his beautician wife Aysha.

    Aysha was christened April Learmonth but converted to Islam so she could marry Mehajer and changed her name to Aysha.

    Police took out an Apprehended Violence Order against Mehajer in July last year in her name over claims he was bombarding Aysha with abusive phone calls, one of which was aired on A Current Affair. In this call, Mehajer yelled obscenities and made violent threats against his wife and her family.

    Or maybe you just remember his dream of one day becoming prime minister?

    Anyway!

    The beleaguered property developer is still fighting to hold on to his fortune after two of his businesses were placed into administration amid fears of insolvency.

    Meanwhile, his six-bedroom, five-bathroom mansion in Sydney's west is now up for rent!

    For a cool $2,950 per week you can rent out the home which comes with a 13-car garage, built-in solarium, and custom-made Swarovski crystal chandelier.

    You can even recreate Mehajer's nuptials on the marble staircase.

    The property (bond — $11,800) also has an indoor spa, custom hot tub, onyx dining table, and aquariums built in to the walls.

    Keep an eye on visitors with 56 security cameras, or watch Netflix on one of the 37 television screens.

    The home theatre system even comes with "premium massage chairs".

    The advertisement spruiks the property as perfect for the "largest of families" or anyone who "enjoys the finer things in life".