Inside Rod Stewart’s luxury LA mansion with cinema room and football pitch as it hits the market for £56 MILLION
SIR Rod Stewart has put his luxury mansion in Los Angeles on the market for £56 million.
The singer is set offload the sprawling property in the city's exclusive Beverly Hills area which he has owned for more than 30 years.
The estate includes a main house that offers 28,500 square feet of living space and a smaller guesthouse, which at 4,500 square feet is still larger than most American homes.
The main house has nine bedrooms and 14 bathrooms, multiple living rooms, a gourmet kitchen flanked by two sitting rooms, a wine room and formal dining room with seating for 20 guests.
In the grounds of the property there is a swimming pool and a five-a-side football pitch emblazoned with the crest of Stewart's beloved Celtic Football Club.
Stewart, 78, had the property designed for him by famous California architect Richard Landry after he bought the land for around £10 million in 1991.
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A description of the home by estate agents Douglas Elliman reads: "Step into an enchanting and private world where the allure of an English Country Estate intertwines the pedigree of famed architect Richard Landry with the timeless sophistication of European grandeur.
"As featured in Architectural Digest, this remarkable estate stands as a testament to refined elegance and enduring style, situated on over three acres of manicured grounds in one of the world's most prestigious guard gated enclaves, North Beverly Park."
The yellow, two-storey mansion, that has been compared to a French chateau, has patterned marble floors, wood paneling and crystal chandeliers.
It also has a library, a cinema room, two gyms, a bar and a five car garage.
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The house is filled with statues, paintings and busts belonging to Stewart but they are not included in the sale.
The primary suite has a large sitting room, a fireplace and access to a large terrace overlooking the pool. Large closets have space for Stewart’s extensive shoe collection, which includes boots, loafers and sneakers.
The Maggie May singer bought the property during his second marriage to model Rachel Hunter and now spends time there with third wife Penny Lancaster and his two youngest sons, 18-year-old Alistair and 12-year-old Aiden.
Stewart's property portfolio also includes a home in Palm Beach, Florida, and an 18th century mansion in Epping Forest, Essex.
He is about to embark on a UK summer tour which includes gigs in Edinburgh, Bristol, Hull and Durham.
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