Mark Wahlberg is selling his expansive six-acre Beverly Hills Park estate for $87.5 million, more than a decade after acquiring the land for $8 million and constructing his ideal family residence.
The 50-year-old actor initially invested $8.25 million in 2009 for a vacant lot in the exclusive North Beverly Park community, perched in the canyon overlooking Hollywood. He then collaborated with architect Richard Landry of The Landry Design Group to actualize his dream home.
Now, over 12 years later, Wahlberg is bidding farewell to the family compound he meticulously crafted. The property boasts an impressive 12 bedrooms and 20 bathrooms, spread across 30,500 square feet of living space.
Remarkable: Mark Wahlberg has put his massive, six-acre Beverly Hills Park estate on the market for $87.5 million, a staggering 13 years after acquiring the land for $8 million and constructing his dream family home.
Home sweet home: Nestled in the canyon just below Mulholland Highway, this massive piece of property offers stunning views overlooking the city of Los Angeles.
Unreal: At the outset, the 50-year-old actor invested $8.25 million for a dirt lot in 2009 within the exclusive North Beverly Park community, nestled in the canyon overlooking Hollywood. To realize his dream home, he sought the expertise of architect Richard Landry from The Landry Design Group.
Spread across a vast 267,335-square-foot lot, the property is tucked behind guarded gates below Mulholland Drive, in the ultra-swanky enclave boasting celebrity neighbors like Denzel Washington, Sylvester Stallone, Justin Bieber, Eddie Murphy, Samuel L. Jackson, Lisa Vanderpump, and more.
The grandeur begins with a spectacular two-story entry, welcoming guests into a foyer adorned with a dual staircase and exquisite wainscoting along the walls.
Throughout the home, round arched hallways infuse a touch of Roman design into the contemporary living spaces, leading from a family room to an expansive library.
Marble flooring graces the front of the home, transitioning to dark wooden floors in the kitchen, adding an earthy contrast to the bright white decor. The kitchen boasts double countertops, ample cabinets for storage, and top-of-the-line appliances, complementing the six-burner stove for both amateur and professional chefs alike.
Picture perfect: Now, over 12 years later, Wahlberg bids farewell to the family compound he meticulously constructed from scratch, boasting an astonishing 12 bedrooms and 20 bathrooms spread across 30,500 square feet of living space.
Inviting: Guests are greeted by a spectacular two-story entry as they step into the home, showcasing a grand foyer adorned with a dual staircase and beautiful wainscoting along the walls.
California cool: Floor-to-ceiling windows seamlessly blend outdoor elements with the interior, creating a breezy ambiance throughout the home.
Let’s eat! Marble flooring sets the tone throughout the front of the home, transitioning to dark wooden floors in the kitchen. This addition adds an extra earthy element to the bright white designs, creating a welcoming and stylish culinary space.
Goals: Double countertops paired with additional cabinets offer ample prep and storage space, catering to both amateur and professional chefs alike. The kitchen is equipped with built-in, top-of-the-line appliances, perfectly complementing the six-burner stove, making it a culinary enthusiast’s dream.
A treat: An inviting bright blue breakfast nook features wall-to-wall glass French doors, offering a picturesque view. The space is adorned with a sparkling chandelier and complemented by floral curtains, adding a touch of elegance to the cozy setting.
Theme: A cozy room features a fireplace, a comfortable couch, and extra-wide crown molding along the ceiling, creating an atmosphere of warmth and relaxation.
Sweet dreams: Upstairs, the primary room is a sight to behold, featuring a sitting area complete with a full couch, chair, and ottoman setup adjacent to the luxurious California King-sized four-post bed.
What more could you need? This immaculate setup, fit for royalty, includes a fireplace, television, and private patio, offering the ultimate in comfort and luxury.
If the bedroom wasn’t enough, the closet was surely coveted, boasting room for an entire shop’s worth of clothing stored in custom cabinetry. Multiple crystal chandeliers sparkling from the ceiling add a touch of glamour to this luxurious space.
Snazzy: Another dressing room appeared to be tailored specifically for Marky Mark, featuring dark wooden accents and walls adorned with athletic shoes, adding a stylish and sporty touch to the space.
Clean: Moving away from the closets, an exquisite bathroom awaits, with marble countertops that beautifully complement the floors, adding an elegant touch to the space.
Movie madness: Entertaining was a breeze for the Wahlberg family with a built-in theater that comfortably seated more than a dozen people at any given time, ensuring unforgettable movie nights for all.
Retreat: However, the true gem was the outdoor space, transformed into a serene hideaway with a sparkling pool and spa, complemented by a resort-like grotto, offering the ultimate in relaxation and tranquility.
Relax: Wahlberg incorporated a firepit and sitting area into the design plans when constructing the massive pool area outside, which is conveniently located near a guesthouse and skatepark, providing endless entertainment options for guests and family alike.
What more could you ask for? After swimming a few laps, Wahlberg ensured he could practice his swing with his own five-hole golf course built on the side of his property, adding yet another luxurious amenity to his impressive estate.
Real estate: The impressive estate was built from the ground up after Mark purchased the land for $8.25 million in 2009. By 2015, the construction of the mansion was finally completed, showcasing the culmination of his vision and investment.
Star power: Mark has been married to his wife, Rhea Durham, since 2009, and the couple has four children together. They were spotted together on Tuesday at the premiere of “Father Stu.”