Marilyn Manson has sold his Hollywood Hills home - that allegedly features what has been referred to as a 'rape room' by one of his sexual assault accusers - for $1,835,000.
Despite the controversy surround the house, it was sold for 5% above the asking price, after he listed it last month for $1,750,000, TMZ reports.
Manson had listed the home on the same day that the rocker's request to dismiss a sexual assault lawsuit filed by Game of Thrones actress Esme Blanco, had been thrown out by a judge.
For sale: Just after a judge threw out Marilyn Manson's request to dismiss a sexual assault lawsuit filed by Game of Thrones actress Esme Blanco, the singer put his Hollywood Hills home up for sale for $1.75 million
Room: The 52-year-old singer made headlines in February when singer Phoebe Bridgers claimed she visited Manson's home as a teenager, and he referred to one room in his house as, 'the rape room'
The 52-year-old singer made headlines in February when singer Phoebe Bridgers claimed she visited Manson's home as a teenager, and he referred to one room in his house as, 'the rape room.'
It's unclear if this is the home Bridgers visited, which Manson purchased in 2013, when Bridgers would have been 19 years of age.
The sale of the house comes after a damning report from Rolling Stone magazine, who spoke to alleged victims of Manson, that claimed he had a small, soundproof glass enclosure called the Bad Girls' Room in his West Hollywood apartment that he used to lock up women he was dating.
The victims claimed he used the space as a 'solitary confinement cell, used to psychologically torture women.'
