Michael Jackson's 'Death House' Sells For $18.1 Million, Take A Peek Inside
Nov. 4 2012, Published 9:00 a.m. ET
The mansion where Michael Jackson lived at the time of his death has been sold for $18.1 million, and RadarOnline.com has the pictures.
The sprawling property in L.A.'s Holmby Hills neighborhood has been snapped up by a businessman and boasts a theater, elevator, gym and a wine cellar.
The house was recently listed for $23.9 million and the seller was Hubert Guez, the chief executive of designer clothing label Ed Hardy, according to The Los Angeles Times.
The late king of pop was leasing the house for a reported $100,000 a month while he was living there in 2009 and before he moved in, it had been listed for as much as a whopping $38.5 million.
Featuring 13 bathrooms, a pool and a stunning guest house, the French Chateau style mansion sits on 1.2 acres.
The buyer of MJ's final abode is believed to be Steven Mayer, a senior managing director for a leading private investment firm, reports The Times.
Michael Jackson died in one of the bedrooms after overdosing on the prescription drug propofol at age 50.
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His doctor, Conrad Murray, was later found of involuntary manslaughter and sentenced to four years in prison.
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