Foreign Property News | Posted by Hnin Ei Khin
Charlie Sheen—after two years and $3.4 million in price cuts—has finally unloaded his lavish Beverly Hills home in the posh community of Mulholland Estates.
The Mediterranean-style Los Angeles mansion closed this week for $6.6 million, about one-third less than the $10 million the actor originally wanted for the home, according to listing records on Redfin.
A deed has yet to be filed in public property records that would show who bought Mr. Sheen’s lavish estate.
The mystery buyer gets nearly 9,000 square feet packed to the hilt with amenities suited to an actor who was once one of TV’s most highly paid. Such perks include a backyard pool and spa, a home theater and a game room, according to the listing with Mark Tyoran of Keller Williams Westlake Village. He did not immediately return a request for comment.
Among its more niche amenities is a master bedroom with its own living room and wet bar. There’s also a dumbwaiter that goes directly from the kitchen to the master suite, Mansion Global has previously reported.
Meanwhile, a gym upstairs could serve as another bedroom and has a humidor hidden behind a trick bookcase, according to the listing.
As it stands, the two-story house, built in 1992, is laid out with five bedrooms and features a mixture of classical and rustic architectural details, including a columned stone fireplace, exposed ceiling beams and a number of glass French doors that lead to the home’s balconies and gardens.
Mr. Sheen, 54, the former star of CBS’s long-running hit TV series "Two and a Half Men," bought the house through a trust for $7.2 million in 2006, according to property records.
A publicist for Mr. Sheen did not immediately return request for comment.
Ref: Property Report
