Akon Selling Woodland Hills Party Mansion for $3.5 Million

Akon, the super popular R & B musician, is selling a huge white mansion in the Woodland Hills neighborhood of Los Angeles for $3.5 million.

The Hollywood Reporter broke the news of the sale noting that Aimee Stern of Coldwell Banker is representing the residence. Apparently, Akon renovated the home completely after he purchased it in September 2013.

This is the same house where he celebrated his birthday this year. The "Bellydancer" hitmaker threw a lavish bash and actually danced with belly dancers in the party. At that time, TMZ reported that Akon had converted the residence into a complete party pad.

And now, the "Smack That" crooner has decided to flip it and is making an offer that no one (those who have a spare $3.5 million lying around) in their right minds could deny. The place is being offered for $3.5 million unfurnished, but it will cost you a tad bit more if you want all the furnishing and recording studio equipment that comes with it.

How much you ask? Just another $500,000 more.

The home has a website dedicated to it, which has some amazing pictures of the complete-white contemporary pad. The residence spans an area of 4,098 square feet and is comprised of five bedrooms and five and a half bathrooms spread on two stories.

The double-winged residence has soaring ceilings, floor-to-ceiling glass windows and slider doors. The modern floor plan of the home provides easy indoor-outdoor flow.

Its exclusive features include -

- A recording studio

- A barbecue grill

- A heated pool

- A spa

- Fountains

- Gourmet kitchen

- Firepits

The listing descriptions raps away the home's praises as well:

"Float on into Heaven, a private, secure, gated and recently reimagined modernist dream home. You have arrived. The day is done."

"Lifted. Inspired. Enlivened. Alive. Music, the muse, beckons. The sound. The soul. The studio. This is Heaven. Welcome home," it concludes.

Take a photo tour of the home here.

Akon owns two properties in Atlanta. One of his homes is in Alpharetta in the Atlanta National Country Club, while the other is located in Sandy Springs. One of the mansions, featured on MTV Cribs, has a separate pole-dance area.

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