Ms. Stone bought the seven-bedroom home for about $11 million in March, but never moved in. According to listing agent Susan Smith of Westside Estate Agency, Ms. Stone changed her mind about the house and decided to sell it. She's asking $12.5 million for the property, which hasn't been renovated since the sale.
The 9,000-square-foot home, built in 1991, sits on about five acres on North Beverly Drive and borders the Beverly Park gated community that's home to stars such as Eddie Murphy and Martin Lawrence. The property features a five-bedroom main house and a two-bedroom guesthouse with media room and gym. Other amenities include a pool, spa, tennis court, wine cellar, 15-car underground garage and a meditation garden surrounded by fruit trees.
Ms. Stone, 48, recently starred in "Basic Instinct 2," which brought in less than $6 million at U.S. theaters, according to the box-office tracker BoxOfficeMojo.com. Last year, Ms. Stone sold her seven-bedroom San Francisco home, which she bought in 1998 with her then-husband, San Francisco Chronicle editor Phil Bronstein, for close to $15 million. The actress declined to comment.
post-gazette.com
LUXURY REAL ESTATE. Sharon Stone is selling her new house
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