This mansion finally created enough buzz to get a buyer.
Tommy Lee’s spectacular hillside home in Calabasas finally sold for $3.6 million on Friday after drummer Motley Crue struggled to dump the property for a few years.
But the closing price didn’t even make a profit for Lee, who bought the home in 2007 for $5.85 million.
“The latest owner intends to use the property’s full potential in contemporary attractions with unparalleled bespoke mastery,” real estate agent Emily Hartoonian told The Post.
The nearly 10,000-square-foot hideaway is a six-bed, eight-bathroom luxury retreat with expansive city views, a “spacious chef’s kitchen,” a swimming pool, and even knowledgeable recording studio suitable for “imagination, creativity and inspiration,” in response to list.
Lee, the ex-husband of model and actress Pamela Anderson, attempted to sell the property in 2016 for nearly $6 million and has since repeatedly removed and relisted the property on the market.
In October, the exchange asked for $4.59 million.
At the time, Agency’s Hartoonian told The Post that the musician’s residence “exudes the atmosphere of a Bali resort.” He described it as “a singular balance of artistic functionality and a tropical getaway, the proper balance between work and rest, fit for rock royalty.”
But latest homeowners may get greater than they bargained for: Brittany Furlanwho married a rock star in 2019, is convinced the grounds are haunted.
On TikTok shipped in October last 12 months, Furlan, 36, revealed her “suspicion” of a possible everlasting ghostly resident of the apartment.
She claimed that the home’s previous owners had witnessed “the spirit of an Indian lady on this room burn her face off” and that her pup wouldn’t dare enter the supposedly haunted quarters.
“She won’t fuck with this room, even when I’m going in there.” She doesn’t. She’s not moving into there,” Furlan said within the video. The clip showed her dog happily fetching a ball in one in every of the home’s hallways, but refuses to place a foot – or fairly a paw – within the “ghost room”.
While there is no such thing as a mention of the alleged ghost within the listing, the three-story complex boasts an atrium with a retractable roof, in addition to stainless-steel fixtures, an entertainment room and many natural light.
The property also features a four-car garage, a wine-tasting area, and even a house theater with a concession bar.
