Hollywood power player Mark Wahlberg has finally sold his beloved Beverly Park mansion after almost an entire year on the market.
Initially listed for US$87.5 million (AU$127 million) last April before slashing the price to US$79.5 million (AU$117.9 million) in November, Wahlberg has relinquished ownership of his chateau-style abode for US$55 million (AU$80 million) – that’s a significant discount nearing US$23 million (AU$33.35 million). Still, it’s not a bad return considering he and wife Rhea Durham snapped it up for just US$8.25 (AU$12 million) back in 2009.
So what does $80 million buy you in this ultra-exclusive gated community located in Los Angeles?
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Aside from the 30,500 square feet of living space situated on a six-acre parcel of prime Californian land (and bragging rights), you’re looking at 20 bedrooms, 12 bathrooms, and a whole lot of niceties.
Standout features of Casa de Wahlberg include the following:
- Two-storey entryway w/ double staircase
- Grand living room w/ arched doorways
- Wood-panelled library w/ second-level balcony
- Home theatre
- Wine & cigar cellar w/ smoking lounge
- Principal living spaces opening to patios & lawns
- Professional gym (the “Iron Church” where Marky Mark starts his days at 3 AM)
- Custom five-hole golf course & driving range, courtesy of Back Nine Greens
- Full-sized basketball court
- Skate park
- Resort-like grotto pool w/ cabanas + viewing pavilion
- Lavish guest house
- Marble fireplace
- Manicured gardens
- Motorcourt
According to The Wall Steet Journal, at the time of this writing, the buyer’s identity cannot be learned.
Check out the recently-sold Beverly Parks mansion previously owned by Mark Wahlberg below.
