Rapper French Montana has made headlines again, this time by listing his mansion in the Hidden Hills area for an impressive asking price of $6.6 million. According to a report from The New York Observer, this price tag is particularly intriguing as it is exactly double the $3.3 million he originally paid for the property back in 2016. The mansion was previously owned by none other than the pop sensation Selena Gomez, making its history as fascinating as its current price.
Located in the luxurious Calabasas development of Mureau Estates, this stunning property spans over three acres and boasts five bedrooms and six bathrooms. French Montana has invested significantly in renovations, reportedly spending about $400,000 on a state-of-the-art recording studio situated in the guest house. This is not just a house; it's a personalized retreat that reflects his unique style and lifestyle.
While some of Selena Gomez's original design choices, like vibrant purple and turquoise interiors, have been replaced with more neutral tones such as black and gold accents, the home still retains its charm. The property offers a range of luxurious amenities, making it truly exceptional. Here’s a closer look at what this mansion has to offer: an expansive backyard with a pool and spa, a cabana, and a Viking outdoor kitchen, along with a formal dining room featuring floor-to-ceiling windows.
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Location | Hidden Hills, California |
| Price | $6.6 Million |
| Bedrooms | 5 |
| Bathrooms | 6 |
| Lot Size | Over 3 acres |
| Recording Studio Cost | $400,000 |
- Private compound in exclusive gated community.
- Features include 5 fireplaces, stone tile floors, and a chef's kitchen.
- Master retreat with spa-like bath and steam shower.
- Entertainment options include a large gym and a movie theater.
For anyone interested, you can check out a video showcasing the property from The Altman Brothers. If luck is on Montana's side, he might find a buyer more quickly than Selena Gomez, who had to sell the property at a loss compared to the nearly $3.7 million she spent on it in 2014.
