DJ and producer, Diplo, has sold his Hollywood Hills villa for $2.8 million after five years in the residence.

Located in Los Angeles’s Beachwood Canyon under the Hollywood sign, the Contemporary-style home was built in 1926 with 2,524 square feet of space. The multi-level property holds four bedrooms and five-and-a-half bathrooms, which occupy their own floor. The penthouse suite takes up the entire top floor including a lofty office, a lounge space, and a massive bedroom with a spa-like bathroom and a private terrace that overlooks the city.

The lower levels of the home feature a living room with double-height ceilings and a black marble fireplace; a dining area that opens directly onto another covered terrace in the home; a kitchen with dark wood cabinetry and modern gray-and-white tiling. Also included in the property is an in-home recording studio with soundproofed walls and a listening lounge, a yoga retreat, and an outdoor meditation space.

Outside, there is a large entertaining space, providing tons of room for a dining table and a separate sitting area. The entertaining space is lit by string lights that run along the side of the home.

The residence was purchased by Diplo in 2016 for $2.425 million and was sold less than a month after the listing went up. The future buyer also had the option to purchase the interior’s displayed furnishings, which were staged by the design and development firm, ASH NYC.

Diplo has upgraded to a Malibu home, previously owned by Kid Rock, that is more than triple the size of his old one.

For more on celebrity real estate news, visit dev.hauteresidence.com.

The post Diplo Sells Multi-Level Hollywood Hills Home For $2.8 Million appeared first on Haute Residence by Haute Living.

At 13,126 sq. ft., the home is decorated in Italian Renaissance-style complete with stone walls, stone floors, six bedrooms and a copper dining room ceiling. On the outside, a gorgeous swimming pool and covered decks make this home the perfect place to relax.

Cher described the home to Architectural Digest as "my sanctuary, my fortress, really—the only place I have any privacy.” The structure's beautiful architecture inside and out leaves visitors feeling like they’ve entered their own private castle.

Photos courtesy of Curbed

The post Cher Asks $41,000,000 for Italian Renaissance-Styled Malibu Mansion appeared first on Haute Residence by Haute Living.