Mark Ronson has sold his eccentric home in the Los Feliz neighbourhood of Los Angeles for $4.776 million (£3.9 million).
The award-winning record producer, 44, first purchased the property for $4.295 million (£3.5 million) in December 2016, with the musician originally aiming to make over a $1 million (£832,000) profit by putting it up for sale in October last year for $5.395 million (£4.4 million).
The mansion’s new owner is set to live in the lap of luxury as the lavish abode is complete with a sprawling outdoor swimming pool, a home spa and retro interiors – featuring DJ Mark’s typically eclectic style.
It’s gone! Mark Ronson has sold his eccentric home in the Los Feliz neighbourhood of Los Angeles for $4.776 million (£3.9 million)
Built in 1935 and designed by architect William Asa Hudson, the home and a two-storey poolside guesthouse is situated on almost a third of an acre, protected by sturdy gates.
Mark’s former property doesn’t hold back on the extravagant front, featuring four bedrooms, five bathrooms, a colourful dining room and a state-of-the-art kitchen.
The Shallow hitmaker’s love for nature is displayed through the exterior plant arrangement, which features a selection of traditional palm trees.
One of the bedroom’s balcony looks out to the large body of water, where guests can unwind by topping up their tans in the sunny state.
Chained lights, paisley-printed bean bags and a navy marble-style countertop occupies another outdoor space, with striped curtains attached to encourage shade.
Out with the old! The award-winning record producer (pictured in April 2019), 44, first purchased the property for $4.295 million (£3.5 million) in December 2016, with the musician originally aiming to make a $1 million (£832,000) profit
Ooh-la-la: The mansion’s new owner is set to live in the lap of luxury as the lavish abode is complete with a sprawling outdoor swimming pool, a home spa and retro interiors – featuring DJ Mark’s typically eclectic style
Fresh: The Shallow hitmaker’s love for nature is displayed through the exterior plant arrangement, which features a selection of traditional palm trees
What a view: One of the bedroom’s balcony looks out to the large body of water, where guests can unwind by topping up their tans in the sunny state
Unwind: Chained lights, paisley-printed bean bags and a navy marble-style countertop occupies another outdoor space, with striped curtains attached to encourage shade. The double doors are believed to lead to a home spa
Cooking up a storm: Mark’s former property doesn’t hold back on the extravagant front, featuring four bedrooms, five bathrooms, a colourful dining room and a state-of-the-art kitchen
Making a statement: While the kitchen maintains a relatively vintage aesthetic, animal-print walls and kooky artwork inject a pop of colour to the room
The more, the merrier! A variety of dining options are available, as a secondary room attached to the kitchen is complete with a circular-framed table and monochrome seating
While the kitchen maintains a relatively vintage aesthetic, animal-print walls and kooky artwork inject a pop of colour to the room.
A variety of dining options are available, as a secondary room attached to the kitchen is complete with a circular-framed table and monochrome seating.
The songwriter’s step-down living room takes a step back in time with its velvet furnishings and a classically grand piano, while vibrant chandeliers, avant garde artwork and a fireplace also serve as the stand-out features of the room.
Guests are greeted to a multi-coloured statue, a French-inspired staircase and wild print wallpaper as they enter the main foyer.
Minimalistic: A more modest kitchen is featured in the guesthouse, which is positioned alongside a quirky spiral staircase
Eye for fashion: The songwriter’s step-down living room takes a step back in time with its velvet furnishings and a classically grand piano
Finishing touches: Vibrant chandeliers, avant-garde artwork and a fireplace also serve as the stand-out features of the room
Well hello there! Guests are greeted to a multi-coloured statue, a French-inspired staircase and wild print wallpaper as they enter the main foyer
Signature flair: A mixture of minimalist and bold paintings are decorated throughout the house
Mark’s purchase comes after he revealed he would trade his success in the music industry to start a family of his own.
The media personality explained how working in the studio ‘fills a void’ inside him as he often forms close relationships with his collaborators but he would trade his achievements for children.
He told Radio Times: ‘I’ve never thought that [work] was a replacement for having a family of my own, but I definitely think it fills some of that void more than if I was going to an office.
Bold: Another dining room is strangely complete with a headless mannequin
Full relaxation mode: Perfect for cosy nights in, a selection of books, a fireplace and comfy brown sofas are included in the emerald green den
Wow! The den looks out to the breaktakingly-beautiful outdoor area
Milestone: A room is also dedicated to Mark’s accolades – including two BRITs, seven Grammys and even a Golden Globe
‘I do have these warm relationships that maybe [satisfy] part of my soul that needs fulfilling. But believe me, I’d trade it in for kids.’
The Uptown Funk hitmaker – whose five-year marriage to Joséphine de La Baume ended in 2017 – previously admitted his latest record, Late Night Feelings, was inspired by his divorce as he was able to channel his sadness into the record.
He said: ‘It’s a break-up album. Every time I went to the studio I’d throw out ideas and some were light-hearted things but the ones staying with me all had melancholy.
His little home: The dark blue master bedroom suite boasts a large walk-in wardrobe, a built-in sitting room and a corner fireplace
Variety: A white and wooden-themed sleeping area also occupies the home, a stark difference to Mark’s main bedroom
Rub-a-dub: Maintaining the colour theme of the home, the sleek bathroom features matte blue wallpaper with white appliances
Squeaky clean: A large shower area and a plain tub occupy the main room
Vanity area: In order to help the preparation process, a classic Hollywood mirror with bright lights take up part of the bathroom
‘You really have to go through something kind of f***-up to make good art sometimes … it’s not necessarily always how I’ve operated. I think the idea of being a little bit rocked out of your comfort zone is a good thing.’
The star recently quipped he’ll make a similar album if he gets dumped again. Asked if he will ‘remain in this mindset’ for future records, he said: ‘I think every record is always kind of hard to imagine where you’re going to be … it’s a different time [unless] I get dumped between this and the next album.’
In the romance department, Mark is said to be in a relationship with actress Genevieve Gaunt. The artist and his ex Rebecca Schwartz went their separate ways after seven months of dating in May last year.
Hidden gem: Another balcony features traditional rocking chairs
Nature lover: A wide range of plants complement the fresh greenery
Retro: The property was constructed in 1935 and was designed by architect William Asa Hudson
The bigger, the better: The home and a two-storey poolside guesthouse is situated on almost a third of an acre, protected by sturdy gates