Wahlberg sold his 90210 address for $55 million.
A massive Beverly Hills compound that actor Mark Wahlberg built has found a buyer.
The 6.2-acre estate in the hills of North Beverly Park features a European-style villa that spans over 35,000 square feet, as well as a five-hole golf course, a skate park and water slides.
The estate on Beverly Park was listed in March for $68 million by Ginger Glass of Compass, and the buyer was Paris Hilton, who paid $63 million for the spread, according to the Wall Street Journal.
The seller purchased it via an LLC from Wahlberg for $55 million in 2023, according to property records. Glass could not immediately be reached for comment.
Wahlberg, star of “The Departed,” ”Boogie Nights,” and many other films, purchased the land for $8.25 million in 2009. He commissioned megamansion designer Richard Landry to build the sprawling villa, which begins with a crowned and columned entryway, which opens to a large foyer with an imperial staircase and mezzanine. Rows of French doors line both stories, matching the arched doorways and decorative ceilings on the interior.
There is also a full suite of amenities, including a two-story library, a cigar cellar and adjoining lounge, a wine tasting room, a plush cinema room and a large gym. The grounds feature numerous forms of recreation including the golf course and skatepark, a basketball court and a grotto-style pool with two waterfalls and water slides.
The home was completed and Wahlberg lived there with his wife, Rhea Durham, and their four children. They have since moved to Las Vegas, where Wahlberg is lobbying to build a Sony studio.
The seller LLC is reportedly associated with Chinese billionaire Xu Hang, the founder of a medical device company who has spent at least $250 million on trophy properties in Hong Kong and the United States, according to Robb Report.
Xu, who is one of the richest people in Mainland China, saw his net worth boosted by the Covid-19 pandemic, when demand for medical devices skyrocketed, with his wealth peaking in 2021, according to Forbes.