Ryan Sheckler, a popular professional skateboarder and entrepreneur, is selling his mansion located in San Clemente for $1.55 million, a report from Los Angeles Times said on Tuesday.
Citing property records, it was said that Sheckler has reportedly bought a new real estate property in the same place. The said property is actually a two-story Mediterranean-inspired mansion which he bought for $1.7 million back in 2008.
"Formal living and dining rooms, an open-area kitchen, four bedrooms, five bathrooms and three fireplaces are within 4,500 square feet of open-plan space. Travertine and stone floors, iron handrails and coffered ceilings highlight the interior details. The master suite has an ocean-view deck, his and hers closets and an in-floor safe. Outdoors, a wide patio centers on panoramic ocean and canyon views. There's also a three-car garage with custom storage," the report said.
Earlier this year, Sheckler, 25, has also bought a "Mediterranean-style house near T-Street Beach in San Clemente with 3,000 square feet of living space" for $2.5 million. The house has four bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms, among others.
In 2009, Sheckler's crib in San Clemente has been featured in "MTV Cribs." The home is within a gated community that offers a wide range of amenities such as "a skylight-topped rotunda, a lower-level gym, whole-house surround sound and a custom theater complete with stadium seating and a 103-inch television."
"Professional skateboarder Ryan Sheckler has a net worth estimated at $16 million. In 2003, Sheckler came in first at World Cup of Skateboarding, Vans Triple Crown, Slam City Jam, and Gravity Games and subsequently turned professional," according to Celebrity Net Worth.
"He took first place in the United States Skateboarding Championships of 2004 and was named AST Dew Tour Athlete of the Year after coming in first place in Denver (2005), Louisville (2005-2006), San Jose (2005-2006), Portland (2006), and overall first place (2005-2006). Sheckler is also the star of the MTV-produced reality television series Life of Ryan. Aside from this, he was listed in Fox Weekly's "15 Most Influential Skateboarders of All-Time."
