World renowned designer Calvin Klein has recently treated himself by acquiring a stylish contemporary house in the posh community Hollywood Hills in California. The Bird street property, according to LA Curbed, was sold to the world class designer at a staggering $25 million. The property is just a couple doors away from the Facebook suing Winklevoss twin's abode. The 9,300 square foot house was designed by Paul McClean dons' fully retractable walls of glass, a 13 foot ceiling, and a home theater that can house comfortably 12 movie goers.
The property's entry way features a bridge over a waterfall and a reflecting 65 foot infinity pool and a state-of-the-art garage that can house a total of 8 cars. Inside, the mansion has 5 bedrooms, seven bathrooms, and the master's bedroom has its own private terrace and fireplace.
Klein's patience has paid off as he only acquired the mansion at $25 million as it was listed roughly at $30 million in January.
In related news, LA Curbed also published an article of Klein's $16 million Miami Beach House that he had listed recently. The house was featured in Vanity Fair as the elusive designer has allowed the magazine to take snaps of his private beach front property, in order to boost the publicity of the for sale property. The mansion was built in 1929. The property showcases a 5,800-square-foot house that comes with an additional couple of thousand square feet of indoor-outdoor living space. It also houses 113 feet of bay front space, a very long infinity pool, and a courtyard. Inside, it houses a total of 5 bedrooms with 5 unsuited baths and an additional two half baths.
Calvin Klein founded his multi-billion property in 1968 and is head quartered in Midtown Manhattan, New York City. The brand is known primarily for producing top quality underwear for both sexes.
