Zac Efron says goodbye to America, sells his LA house for $5.3 million
Zac Efron is currently busy exploring Tasmania for his new Netflix series 'Down To Earth
Zac Efron, who is settling into life in Australia, has seemingly said goodbye to America as he reportedly sold his Los Feliz mansion for $5.3 million.
Zac Efron, who is in Australia to film his new project, sold his sprawling five-bedroom mansion in Los Feliz for $5.3 million, according to reports.
The High School Musical star, who is currently busy in filming his new project, reportedly listed the three-story compound in December for $15.9M before dropping a few hundred thousand off the ticket in March.
The actor has reportedly sold his five-bedroom mansion for $5.3 million as he made up his mind to buy new property in Australia where he is busy in shooting.
The beautiful house was built in 1964 in the Oaks section of Los Feliz and offers extreme privacy. A long, gaited driveway opens to expansive views from downtown to the ocean, visible from every room in the house.
The sweet home, which spans 5,644-square-feet, has a gym, wine cellar and other features in the design.
The primary suite is situated on the main level of the open concept home and near three additional bedrooms and bathrooms. Warm woods and wide expanses of glass offer peace and tranquility throughout the home which boasts an indoor and outdoor flow.
Zac Efron has been busy exploring Tasmania, an island state detached from the Australian mainland, for his new Netflix series 'Down To Earth'.
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