A Los Angeles home once owned by British pop star Harry Styles sold Thursday for $6.77 million, according to public record.
Located in the Hollywood Hills, just above the Sunset Strip, the 4,401-square-foot residence was purchased by the 29-year-old “Watermelon Sugar” singer in 2016 for $6.87 million through a limited liability company linked to his business manager in the U.K., according to records with PropertyShark.
The former member of boy band One Direction sold it for $6 million in 2019, records show. The buyer was a LLC linked to tech entrepreneur Patrick Y. Grove, the CEO of Catcha Group, one of the most established internet groups in Southeast Asia. Representatives for Grove did not immediately return a request for comment.
Built in 1946, the modern abode features an open layout and outdoor space on every level, plus views of the city and the ocean, beyond, according to the listing with Emma Hernan of The Oppenheim Group. Hernan, a regular on Netflix’s real estate reality show “Selling Sunset,” featured the house on the series earlier this year.
“This one-of-a-kind, ultra-private and unique property is on to its next chapter,” Hernan said in an email. “It truly is the quintessential Hollywood Hills home just above the famous Sunset Strip.”
The living room has disappearing walls of glass that open to a grassy terrace, and the main floor also has a chef’s kitchen with an island, gray stone countertops and white cabinetry, the listing said.
The house has four bedroom suites, with the primary bedroom featuring “breathtaking jetliner views” from its private balcony, a walk-in closet and a bathroom with two sinks, an infinity-edge tub and a walk-in shower that also offers city vistas, according to the listing.
Other amenities include a home theater, gym, office and an additional private terrace.
Outside, there’s a kidney-shaped pool, a hot tub and a cabana with a sitting area and bar, the listing said. There’s also a two-car garage.
The property was first listed in October for $7.95 million and the price was cut to $7.245 million in January, listing records show. The property found a buyer in late July, and the deal closed on Thursday. Mansion Global was unable to identify the buyer.
