Jenni Rivera’s $3.3 million mansion in Encino, Calif. will be put for sale, Mexican entertainment magazine TV y Novelas reported. The sister of the late singer, who met an untimely death in a tragic plane crash last December, was cited to have said that the house is too expensive to maintain.
Jenni had bought the 9,527-square-foot house in 2009. Equipped with seven bedrooms and 11 bathrooms, the mansion provided the singer enough space for her large family. It was a prominent part of her reality show on Mun2, “I Love Jenni,” and in one episode she believed the home was haunted.
Perched over the affluent LA district, the mansion sports a two-story entry with polished concrete, wood and marble used throughout the property. It also includes a stainless steel kitchen, waterfall, spa and four acres to enjoy the views. The mansion is gated, so it offers some privacy from others in the neighborhood.
The sale of Jenni Rivera’s home is already becoming controversial with some sources claiming that she did not want it put up on the market. However, her sister, Rosie, has been left in charge of the property and plans to sell it. She is allegedly asking for $3.3 million and is considering the JE United Reality company to handle the process. The 31-year-old is also the guardian of Jenni’s two children under the age of 18.
The Mexican-American singer and reality TV star, plus four members of her entourage including her lawyer, stylist, manager and agent, along with two pilots were killed when their plane crashed last year.
