Robbie Williams makes a profit as he sells his sprawling 10 bedroom mansion to rapper Drake

The magnificent $50million mansion owned by former Take That star Robbie Williams is off the market after being purchased by Canadian rapper Drake. 

The property, a sprawling 10-bedroom estate spread across three acres of land in Beverly Hills, is believed to have been sold to the hip hop star in an off-market deal, although financial details surrounding the purchase will not be disclosed until the deal is formally completed. 

It’s understood that Williams, who shared the home with actress wife Ayda Field and their two children, had initially hoped for an $80million sale before settling for the significantly lower figure after failing to find a buyer. 

However the singer has still made a notable profit, having originally purchased it from Guess co-founder Armand Marciano for $32.67 Million in 2015, according to property records. 

The Tuscan style property includes a main house measuring some 25,000 square feet containing ten bedrooms and no less than twenty-two bathrooms. 

Other amenities include an eleven car garage, a wine cellar, a gym, a game room, a professional screening room, an elevator, a tennis court, a mosaic tiled pool and an outdoor kitchen.

Massive: The property, a sprawling 10-bedroom estate spread across three acres of land in Beverly Hills, is believed to have been sold to the hip hop star in an off-market deal, although financial details are yet to be disclosed

Bargain: It’s understood that Williams, who shared the home with actress wife Ayda Field and their two children, had initially hoped for an $80million sale before settling for the significantly lower figure after failing to find a buyer

Cashing in: However the singer has still made a notable profit, having originally purchased the property from Guess co-founder Armand Marciano for $32.67 Million in 2015

The purchase is Drake’s first real estate buy in the Los Angeles market after previously buying up property in his native Canada, including a 50,000 square foot estate in his home town of Toronto.