Saturday 24 September 2022 03:17 AM Tommy Lee relists his sprawling Calabasas mansion for third time at $4.6M trends now

Rocker Tommy Lee just put his Calabasas mansion back on the market, re-listing the spacious three-story dwelling for $4,599,000.

He listed the property in May 2020 for the same price, which is $1.25million less than what he paid for the property more than a decade ago.

The legendary Mötley Crüe drummer is hoping three times is the charm and he can finally unload the luxurious six-bedroom, eight-bathroom compound that comes with an assortment of custom perks.

The 12,000 square foot home is nestled away in a gated community, and features sweeping city views, according to TMZ.

The backyard features a swimming pool shaped like a piano that lights up from the inside to be easily usable at night.

The pool is attached to a hot tub that both have an incredible view of the San Fernando Valley neighborhood of Los Angeles.

An intricately designed stone figurine of an elephant stands at one edge of the hot tub and curls its trunk back. 

Some of the other additional touches of style include torches with real fire set up among the patio furniture to add a bit of warmth when relaxing outside on a chilly evening.

There are palm trees growing around the backyard, which is reportedly about a third of an acre, to offer an air of the California casual to the property.

Along with deck chairs and patio sofas there's also a dining table set up right near the pool so swimmers can get right out of the water and chow down at a moments notice.

Several rooms inside the mansion are arranged around a sunlit central atrium with a retractable roof that houses a pair of long trees strung with Christmas lights.

These trees stand beside what appears to be a small indoor fountain and stretch up to the third floor.

One of the areas surrounding the trees is a living room that contains a piano set up beside a fireplace with stone animal figurines on the mantlepiece.

In front of the piano there's a curving red sofa in front of a coffee table where admiring listeners can sit in comfort while someone plays the instrument. 

The ceiling of this particular room features dark log rafters, which along with the visible tree bring an outdoorsy feel to the interior of the home. 

Another one of the living rooms ranged around these trees has a spiritual air to it, with soft white sofas set up in front of a split Buddha portrait.

Log railings separate the room from the trees on one end, and on the other end a glass sliding door opens up onto a balcony.

There's another piano in a downstairs bedroom that's been painted and decorated with a silver motif. This bedroom features a sliding door that opens directly onto the backyard, right in front of the hot tub for easy access.