James Wan, the directorial mastermind behind several hit horror flicks like "The Conjuring" and "Insidious," has reportedly purchased a home in the Sunset Strip area of Los Angeles for $9.7 million.
According to The Real Estalker, Nebil "Bilo" Zarif, the famous Turkish businessman and winemaker, is the home's seller.
The place was first marketed as a pocket listing in 2007; however, the residence went on and off the market several times before officially listing for $13.49 million in October 2013. The price was later reduced to $10.25 million.
According to listing records, the 7,500-square-foot single-family home sits on a large private lot along with a separate guest house.
The main residence has five bedrooms and five full and one half bathrooms. Interiors boast light hardwood floorings and high wood-beamed ceilings along with sliding doors and large floor-to-ceiling glass windows with ample views of the city's skyline.
Exclusive living features include a media room, a walk-in wine storage, a gym, separate living and dining areas, and a grand total of four fireplaces.
Outside is a sleek swimming pool with a raised spa, a barbecue area, a wet bar and ample parking space.
Check out photos of the home here.
Wan, a Malaysian native, shot to fame with his edgy horror and action movies. He is best known for "Saw" and creating Billy the Puppet. His more recent movies include "Insidious Chapter 2" and "The Conjuring," which raked in a massive $137 million in the United States and $318 million worldwide. The sequel is slated to hit theaters Oct. 23, 2015.
Meanwhile, Wan will resume shooting "Fast & Furious 7" come April 1 following a delay due to actor Paul Walker's sudden death in November.
