Maroon 5 frontman Adam Levine quickly found a buyer in Pacific Palisades, selling his prized compound for $51 million. https://t.co/mruOZFEJ2A
— Los Angeles Times (@latimes) May 10, 2022
With $ 20 million in net profit, the sale of Levin and Prinsloo became the third most expensive sale held this year in Southern California. The happy buyers, whose identities remain unknown, will live on 836 square meters designed by architect Cliff May in the 1930s. This property features a main building and a secondary building, which has a gym, yoga studio, offices and guest rooms. The property also has a basketball court, kitchens Large and well-equipped and a huge parking lot, and in total it boasts no less than ten bedrooms and 14 bathrooms.