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The acquisition will allow Noah to continue dividing his time between the coasts, as he also has a deluxe Manhattan duplex purchased in 2017 for $10.1 million.

To put that $22 million price in perspective, it really isn't too much higher than the $19.5 million Jackson reportedly paid for the property way back in 1987, before he transformed it into Neverland Ranch as it was once known.

With no minimum reserve price, some lucky buyer could get a significant bargain on the property compared to its $160 million list price – which might have arguably been an overly optimistic price all along.

The unit is in a very plum location and has plenty of space, with five bedrooms, five and a half baths, and an outdoor terrace that measures in at 1,900 square feet all on its own.

As you probably could already guess, the mansion has plenty of amenities, including a fully equipped chef's kitchen, library, billiard room, wine room, and a 4K screening room.

The home has five bedrooms and five and a half bathrooms spread across the main house and separate guesthouse, with views of the surrounding Zuma Beach.

Despite its storied history, the house hasn't exactly been an easy sell. Its current owners first tried finding a buyer back in 2014, with an asking price of nearly $10 million.

The sale from Dennis Miller to Ellen DeGeneres reportedly happened in September of this year, but was completely off-market and the estate was never publicly listed.

Anthony bought the mansion about two years ago from rum heiress Hilda Maria Bacardi for $19 million, and now he's looking for a buyer at about $8 million more than that.

The estate has a total of five separate structures, but its centerpiece is the 9,000-square-foot main house with its four bedrooms and six bathrooms. It also boasts 22-foot-high ceilings and a gourmet kitchen.

Unfortunately for Birdman, the home's recent ownership history is probably even more interesting than any feature of the home itself, including Birdman, Russ Weiner, and Scott Storch.

The home's inspiration from a tropical rainforest isn't exactly subtle, and gives both its exterior and interior a unique atmosphere that might remind you of a luxury treehouse in an old "Tarzan" movie.

Both of the properties were purchased from energy drink mogul Russ Weiner, who, himself, bought the homes only months ago from Swedish model Elin Nordegren, ex-wife of Tiger Woods.

Altogether, the compound is formed by four enjoined plots of land, totaling 8.9 acres with several structures like a detached garage with room for four cars, an expansive guest house, and a two bedroom poolhouse.

Queens of the Stone Age auteur Josh Homme and Australian rock singer Brody Dalle filed for separation sometime last year, and now they're getting rid of their Hidden Hills home.