Carey cuts ties in Bel-Air
The marital home of singing superstar Mariah Carey and her estranged husband, Nick Cannon, has sold in Bel-Air for $9 million.
The gated estate centers on a Hamptons-vibe mansion with French doors, black shutters and a red front door.
A music studio, a basketball court, a gym, a home theater, seven fireplaces, seven bedrooms and nine bathrooms are included in 13,000 square feet of renovated interior space.
A giant hall with vaulted beamed ceilings and walls of windows has room for several hundred guests.
The grounds include a putting green, a swimming
pool, a spa, parking for more than 20 vehicles and room for a tennis court. There are canyon, city, mountain and ocean views.
Former “Charlie’s Angels” star Farrah Fawcett owned the three-acre property for more than 20 years before selling in 1999 for close to $2.7 million to recording studio executive Allen Sides.
He rebuilt and expanded the Traditional-style house, then sold to Carey and Cannon about six years ago for $6.975 million.
Carey, known for her extensive vocal range, has received five Grammy Awards. Among her awardwinning work is the album “The Emancipation of Mimi” and a 1990 recognition as best new artist.
Cannon has written for several television shows bearing his name as well as “Incredible Crew” (2012-13). He has hosted his own shows and “America’s Got Talent” (2009-13).
They separated last year and have filed for divorce, according to multiple media reports.
Paul Czako of Gussman Czako Estates was the listing agent. Ardavan Mofid of Coldwell Banker represented the buyer.