Specialized media assure that the former pop star Justin Bieber and his wife, supermodel Hailey Bieber, paid $16.6 million for a mansion located inside the exclusive The Madison Club.
There are no photos of the house, because the purchase was made outside the real estate market. What is known is that they will be part of the select group with homes within the club in Los Angeles, a list that includes Kylie Jenner, Tim Cook, Adele, Kourtney Kardashian, Scooter Braun and Phil Knight.
The Madison Club is defined as a “modern interpretation of old California country clubs.” The place offers golf courses, lakes, gyms, spa and more. Of course, Residents must also pay a monthly fee of $1,652..
On the club’s Instagram account you can see photos of other properties, which gives an idea of what the singer and model’s new residence is like.
Returning to the new Bieber property, it must be said that The place was built in 2009 and occupies a lot of just over an acre.
According to ‘Robb Report’, the Biebers bought this house from investor Alon Abady. He bought the place in 2019 for $6.3 million dollarsand with the sale he undoubtedly made a significant profit. It should also be taken into account that since 2019, Abady invested money in making some renovations to the place and the amount is unknown.
The main house It has an area of approximately 10,000 square feet. Distributed in several rooms, bathrooms, hallway, living room, main room, dining room, kitchen, laundry room and other amenities.
Outside there are green areas with a terrace, swimming pool, spa area and other ideal spaces to enjoy the outdoors.
It is still unknown what use the couple will give to this property, but It must be remembered that his main house is located on a private street in Beverly Hills. His home is valued at $25.8 million dollars.
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