Mark Wahlberg, the executive producer of popular series 'Entourage' has finally sold his Beverly Hills home for about $12.9 million. He has managed to unload the residence after it sat on the market unclaimed for two years, according to several news reports.
Mark purchased the home in 2001 for about $4.9 million. Several renovations and improvements have been made to the 8932-square-foot house. He had first listed it in 2008 for $15.9 million, but took it off the market soon. It came back with the above mentioned price tag in 2011. Comprising of seven bedrooms and ten bathrooms, the house sits on a 1.73 acre lot, reports Los Angeles Times.
Listing records at Zillow describes the home as:
Located in a gated private community, Beverly Hills location. This magical hideaway is set on almost 2 Acres, sun-filled rooms and high ceilings throughout, large Master Suite with separate his/her baths, 4 additional bedroom suites in the main house, and an additional 2 bedroom/2 bath Guest House, state of the art Chef's kitchen, formal dining and living rooms fit for entertaining all with beautiful canyon views and dramatic sunsets, grand 35mm digital projection theater/screening room, detached professional two story gym with boxing ring, Sports court fit for basketball, tennis, or racketball. Property also has a putting green, lavish waterfall pool with grotto, and cabanas, all on Park-like grounds. Within minutes to restaurants, shops and groceries
Check out the pictures of the home, here.
Mark has recently signed a contract to star in the sequel to the 2012 comic hit 'Ted'. Slated for a 2015 release, Ted 2 will see Mark play the lead again with Seth McFarlene lending his voice to the teddy bear. It is unclear if Mila Kunis will return to play Lori, reports Entertainment Weekly.
