Elon Musk Has Reportedly Found a Buyer for His $32 Million California Estate
This article was originally published on 06/15/21; it has been updated to reflect new information.
After taking to Twitter last year to announce that he would be “selling almost all [of his] physical possessions” and “will own no house,” Elon Musk has reportedly found a buyer for his San Francisco estate, for nearly $32 million, according to Mansion Global. He listed it for sale this past June, for $37.5 million.
The 47-acre property—which is located in the town of Hillsborough—boasts nine bedrooms and 9.5 bathrooms across 16,000 square feet. Musk initially put this abode on the market last year, but removed it in November. Amenities of the home include an outdoor pool, a ballroom, access to nearby hiking trails and canyons, a banquet dining room, a recently updated professional kitchen, and scenic views of the San Francisco Bay.
And this isn’t the only pad that the CEO of Tesla and SpaceX has put on the market as of late; last October, he sold a Bel Air dwelling (which was once Gene Wilder’s home) for $7 million, to none other than the famed actor’s nephew.
Musk—who purchased this home for $23.4 million in 2017—shared that the expansive property was for sale in a tweet, stating that he “decided to sell my last remaining house” because it “needs to go to a large family who will live there. It’s a special place.” He also mentioned that this home was “rented out for events,” indicating that he seemingly did not live here.
You can take a look at the listing here.
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