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First, he's listed the Malibu beach mansion he bought from rocker Ozzy Osbourne back in 2012 with an asking price of nearly $12 million, and he's also trying again to find a buyer for his home in the Hollywood Hills.

As you might expect from a lakeside palace like this, the home is a treasure for boating enthusiasts, with a detached boat house that has room for two boats in climate-controlled storage, plus some extra living space on the second floor.

That's a bit more than the $6.9 million Dinwiddie reportedly paid for the property, but it's actually the same price it was listed for in 2022 when he got a deal on it

The glittery white palace is a picture of what comes to mind when you think of a Beverly Hills mansion on a half-acre lot right next door to the Beverly Hills Hotel.

Located directly on the shore of Lake Sammamish and roughly 15 miles away from Seattle, but the property has plenty to recommend it beyond just its prime location.

The deal was off-market, and Allen is reported to have earned some of that profit margin by making "significant upgrades" to various components of the home, including the kitchen, the lighting, and the audiovisual entertainment systems.

The famous "23" on the entrance gate is just the first and most publicly visible of this home's incredible features, with some of the more unique touches being a regulation NBA basketball court, a PGA-quality putting green, trophy room, card room, and much more.

The waterpark-caliber swimming pool, complete with slide, is really just one of the ways to have fun in this house. There's a golf simulator, multiple rock-climbing walls, a foam pit, and much more.

The mansion is at the center of a legal fight between real estate investor Ron Burkle and Azria's widow, although that hasn't deterred Lopez from trying to negotiate a price that's closer to Burkle's winning bid of $30 million.

"Elon gave us a magical opportunity. I have no complaints…This is likely the closing of a very unicorn and beautiful chapter of our lives…I'm not disgruntled at all."

None other than Beetlejuice himself, Michael Keaton, is also said to have toured Papa's Creek Ranch at some point over the summer, but apparently, he decided not to pull the trigger.

The 1,700-square-foot, four-bedroom "On The Rocks Treehouse" is a true luxury home despite its configuration that places the house as much as 15 feet above the ground.

The home's new owners say they are planning to invest an additional $5 million to renovate the home and bring it back to the vision of its architect Tadao Ando.

The home's longtime previous owner was late music executive Mo Ostin, who had owned it since sometime in the late 1980s until his death in 2022. Before that, the house was, for a time, the property of rock legend Rod Stewart.

Six months after it was raided by Homeland Security agents as part of an alleged sex trafficking investigation, Diddy's LA mansion has officially been listed for sale.