Chris Brown offloads graffiti-covered Hollywood mansion
Singer Chris Brown has finally off-loaded his troubled Hollywood Hills home for $1.79 million, seven months after listing it for sale.
The Kiss Kiss hitmaker clashed with neighbours in the exclusive Los Angeles neighbourhood last year (13) after covering the exterior wall of his $1.5 million home with graffiti.
The street art, which depicted colourful monsters, sparked numerous
complaints from locals, prompting officials to fine him and order
the star to remove the bright spray paint.
He obliged in July (13) and decided to move out of the area in
November (13).
There's more good property news for Brown - he has also managed to
sell off a penthouse condominium in West Hollywood that he had
purchased for $1.6 million in 2011. That pad had been sitting on
the market for the past two years, according to TMZ.com.
The sales will help Brown get a fresh start following his release
from prison earlier this month (Jun14). He served more than two
months behind bars after violating a court order relating to his
probation for assaulting ex-girlfriend Rihanna in 2009.