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Mark Wahlberg has lowered the price of his lavish Beverly Hills mansion by a whopping $8 million, after recently taking the property off the market in late October.
Nearly eight months after initially listing the estate, the 51-year-old Father Stu actor has slashed the price in a bid to finally offload the 13,962-square-foot home, located on Oak Pass Road in a gated community.
If he manages to sell the compound by the end of the year, People reports it would 'make the top five most expensive home sales in Southern California for 2022.'
Ready to move: Mark Wahlberg has lowered the price of his lavish Beverly Hills mansion by a whopping $8 million, after recently taking the property off the market in late October; seen in November 2022
Wahlberg has already purchased new land in Nevada, where he says he plans to relocate in search of lower taxes and better quality of life.
In October, he revealed his plans to leave his longtime home in Los Angeles, in a quest to eventually build 'Hollywood 2.0' in Sin City.
He made the first move to sell his Beverly Hills manse 13 years, in April, after purchasing the plot of land and building his dream family home.
One-of-a-kind properties: Nearly eight months after initially listing the estate , the 51-year-old Father Stu actor has slashed the price in a bid to finally offload the 13,962-square-foot home, located on Oak Pass Road in a gated community
Moving on: Wahlberg has already purchased new land in Nevada, where he says he plans to relocate in search of lower taxes and better quality of life, but it seems he has the resources and patience to wait out the cooling housing market for better terms
Leaving California: In October, he revealed his plans to leave his longtime home in Los Angeles, in a quest to eventually build 'Hollywood 2.0' in Sin City
The actor initially splashed out $8.25million for a dirt lot in 2009 in the exclusive North Beverly Park community located in the canyon overlooking Hollywood, and enlisted the help of architect Richard Landry of The Landry Design Group to create the home of his dreams.
The family compound features an astonishing 12-bedrooms and 20-bathrooms across 30,500 square feet of living space.
In an interview with The Talk, the 51-year-old actor said he had bid the Golden State farewell in hopes of giving his children a 'better life' in income tax-free Nevada.
He's already made two purchases in the Silver State, a $15.6million 2.5-acre block of land in an exclusive area that he plans to build out, as well as a $14.5million bungalow to live in as construction begins, according to Elite Agent.
Saying goodbye: He made the first move to sell his Beverly Hills manse 13 years, in April, after purchasing the plot of land and building his dream family home
Dream house: The actor initially splashed out $8.25million for a dirt lot in 2009 in the exclusive North Beverly Park community located in the canyon overlooking Hollywood, and enlisted the help of architect Richard Landry of The Landry Design Group to create the home of his dreams
Mega-mansion: The family compound features an astonishing 12-bedrooms and 20-bathrooms across 30,500 square feet of living space
Family first: In an interview with The Talk, the 51-year-old actor said he had bid the Golden State farewell in hopes of giving his children a 'better life' in income tax-free Nevada
It comes as many celebrities have been getting out of California over taxes, rising crime in major cities and the state's notorious homeless problem. The likes of Elon Musk, Joe Rogan, Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne and Matt Damon have departed in recent years.
Wahlberg noted that he moved to Nevada in hopes of getting a tax credit that would ease the creation of his proposed film studio.
Wahlberg's Beverly Hills home made headlines when it first hit the
