This California compound has passed from one star to another.
At the end of a cul-de-sac in Los Angeles’s gated Hidden Hills neighborhood, Sylvester Stallone has sold his sprawling residence to Creedence Clearwater Revival co-founder John Fogerty.
The “Fortunate Son” in the deal would certainly appear to be Fogerty, 78, who paid $17.2 million for the mansion — $1 million less than the $18.15 million “Rocky” star, 77, paid for the pad less than 2 years ago, in spring 2022 — and $5.3 million less than his $22.5 million asking price for it, Robb Report first reported.
During his brief ownership of the estate, Stallone made barely any renovations to the address, which is sequestered behind one of the area’s most private properties, the outlet noted.
The ranch, which appears to have sold in an off-market exchange, was constructed in 2014 and boasts a main house, a guest house, a pool house and a five-stall barn with a tack room and an arena, according to an old Zillow listing.
Set on more than 2 acres, the main house has five ensuite bedrooms, a farm sink-equipped kitchen, a study, a library, a media room, a stone-floored and glass-walled garden room, a formal dining room with coffered ceilings and a wine cellar with a tasting room.
The primary suite has dual walk-in closets, a wet bar, a laundry area, a balcony and a bathroom with both a steam shower and a freestanding tub.
The landscaped grounds, meanwhile, contain a pool, an outdoor loggia with a fireplace, a barbecue and a refrigerator and a four-car garage — as well as a five-stall barn with a tack room and an arena.
As well, there are organic vegetable gardens, more than 100 fruit-bearing trees, a greenhouse and a koi pond.
In recent years, Stallone has made numerous headlines for his real estate moves, including listing a much pricier Los Angeles property for $110 million in 2021, the same year he shelled out $35 million for a Palm Beach mansion measuring in at over 13,200 square feet.
