Manny Pacquiao Drops $12.5 Million To Buy Diddy's Former Beverly Hills Mansion

Manny Pacquiao Drops $12.5 Million To Buy Diddy's Former Beverly Hills Mansion


If Manny Pacquiao gets his face smashed in by Floyd Mayweather in May, at least now he has a really nice home to recuperate in! Or, if Manny ends up smashing Floyd, now he has an awesome house to celebrate in!


Manny Pacquiao just dropped $12.5 millionto purchase Diddy's former Beverly Hills mansion. Manny didn't just buy the house itself, he also bought everything inside the 10,000 square foot mansion. He bought the house fully furnished, with all the art and appliances that are currently installed. The current owners even agreed to leave the alcohol in the bar fully stocked.














Diddy lived in this house from the mid 90s until 2001. He purchased the property out of foreclosure for $436,000 and sold it in June 2001 for $2.3 million. The house sold again in 2012 for $4.8 million, which was a steep discount from the $8 million they wanted in 2008, just months before the world economy collapsed.


The mansion has seven bedrooms, seven and a half bathrooms, and sits on a 30,000 square foot lot. It comes with a gourmet chef's kitchen, his and her bathroom spas and a $200,000 home theater that fits 20 guests. But forget photos and my description, check out this video tour of the house:

Bruce Willis’ Beverly Hills home

Bruce Willis’ Beverly Hills home




Hear that noise? That’s the sound of your head exploding with the fury of a thousand supernovas as you gaze upon the sheer awesomeness of Bruce Willis’ Beverly Hills compound. Willis, star of the Die Hard movie franchise and countless other big-budget flicks, has thrown the door wide open and invited us right in to his manse after listing the 10,379 square-foot spread for a cool $22 million. Yippee ki yay, let’s dive right in.

We’re not saying John McClane Willis, 58, has everything, but he certainly isn’t missing much at his walled and gated hacienda. Tucked away on the lush, landscaped grounds are a lighted tennis court (perfect for showing Hans Gruber his epic backhand), a pool and a dreamy inner courtyard. Inside, a state-of-the-art screening room takes center stage, playing Bruce Willis classics like Perfect Stranger and Look Who’s Talking Too on a constant loop. Rounding out Willis’ real estate offering is of course the master suite, which boasts enough closet space to house his collection of Roy Rogers-style sequined shirts.

Bruce Willis’ Beverly Hills home

Bruce Willis’ Beverly Hills home

Bruce Willis’ Beverly Hills home

Bruce Willis’ Beverly Hills home

Bruce Willis’ Beverly Hills home

Bruce Willis’ Beverly Hills home

Bruce Willis’ Beverly Hills home

Bruce Willis’ Beverly Hills home

Bruce Willis’ Beverly Hills home

Bruce Willis’ Beverly Hills home

Bruce Willis’ Beverly Hills home

Bruce Willis’ Beverly Hills home

Bruce Willis’ Beverly Hills home

Bruce Willis’ Beverly Hills home

Britney Spears House in Beverly Hills

For Sale: Britney Spears’ House in Beverly Hills

by HOOKEDONHOUSES on OCTOBER 4, 2008




Pop star Britney Spears has reportedly put her 7,500 square-foot Beverly Hills, California, mansion on the market for $7.8 million. 5/10 UPDATE: The house has still not sold, and the price has been slashed to $4.85 million.Described as an “exquisite gated Italian Renaissance-inspired villa,” her home has 6 bedrooms, 6.5 baths, and a 3-car garage.According to People magazine, “The pop star, 26, has lived in the hilltop home for less than two years – and had to leave the house twice early this year to be forcibly hospitalized. Spears’s father Jamie, who remains in legal control of his daughter until Dec. 31, sought permission from a court in June to sell the home.”

Britney reportedly wants a fresh start and is considering a move to Calabasas, California, which is an hour’s drive north of L.A.















Photos from CLAW MLS and Radar Online.


Some photos were taken before Spears bought the home two years ago, and some were taken for the current listing (the “fuzzier” photos are from the current listing). I believe she bought it furnished. She replaced many of the wrought-iron light fixtures with crystal chandeliers. Can you spot the other differences?