Katy Perry, the 'Wide Awake' hitmaker, has had some bad luck while selling her Hollywood Hills home. After several rounds of pricechoppers and more than five months on the market, the price of the home has been reduced again to $5.9 million.
Perry had privately listed the home for $8 million before going public. Even as she looked around for a buyer privately, she price chopped a million off its cost. She then said she would accept any price around $6 million.
In April, she listed it for $6.9 million before bringing the price down to $6.4 million by June. Perry is so desperate to sell that she has even gone under her $6 million price bar.
Perry got the house as a part of her divorce deal, when she split with actor Russell Brand. Brand had transferred ownership of the home to Perry when they ended their 14-month marriage. Perry had purchased the place with Brand in 2011.
According to the listing records, the home is a spacious 8855 square-feet residence comprising of seven bedrooms and seven full and four half bathrooms. The three-story home has dark-stained hardwood flooring, beamed wooden ceilings and large Palladian windows.
Living spaces include a large drawing room, a paneled dining room, a library, a gallery and a media lounge. The kitchen is a gourmet culinary place with modern fittings and fixtures. The place also has a breakfast area, a snack counter and a mid-rise island.
Outside, the home has a double story detached structure that has a three car garage upstairs and a quarter for maids along with a studio on the lower level. Another detached guest house and a swimming pool also exist on the property.
Check out the photos of the home, here.
Meanwhile, Brand has also just made a real estate spurge purchasing a home in Hollywood Hills too. He just bought a 4800-square-foot, traditional-style house for $2.24 million, reports The Los Angeles Times.
Perry's other recent real estate deals include a grand purchase of two adjoining properties in Hollywood Hills. She purchased the residences from millionaire heiress, Aileen Getty, who in turn had bought one property from Bruce Springsteen and the other one from Max Weinberg.
