Bruce Willis, the "Die Hard" actor, has reportedly found a buyer for his Beverly Hills mansion after several price chops and more than a year on the market.
Willis was having some hard luck selling his mansion in the prestigious 90210 zip code area after he first listed it for $22 million in May last year. Willis first discounted the price tag to $19.99 million just three months from putting it on the market and it was last re-listed for $18 million in March this year.
Willis purchased the home in 2004 for $9 million from producer Alan Ladd Jr.
The listing records state that the home is a 10,379-square-foot residence sitting on a 0.91-acre lot. The home comprises of 11 bedrooms and 11 bathrooms, all done up extravagantly.
Living spaces include a drawing room, a family room, a den and a dining area. The two-storey home also has an office, a modern kitchen with a center island and custom cabinetry and a media room too.
Outside, the home has ample seating areas, a covered porch, open patios, an infinity pool, a tennis court, a cabana and a gated parking garage. The home also has a separate guest house/staff quarters.
Branden Williams of Hilton and Hyland handled the transaction.
"One of a kind Hacienda in the heart of Beverly Hills. Walled and gated, this tennis court estate has old world charm with all the modern conveniences one could desire," the listing read.
Take a look at the pictures of the home here.
In February 2013, Willis purchased a condo worth $8.7 million in the Central Park West neighborhood of New York City. Willis once lived in the Upper West Side with then-wife Demi Moore. However, he moved away after they separated only to return to the area.
The "Sixth Sense" star's Idaho home is also on the market for $8.8 million. More on that property here.
