"Crown Prince Andrew Lee and Princess Nana Lee of the imperial family of Korea just paid $12.6 million for a 20-acre estate in the Hidden Valley community. The mammoth sale takes the crown as the priciest home sale in Thousand Oaks this year, according to the Multiple Listing Service, beating out a Tuscan villa that traded hands for $10 million in February."
"Lee, an entrepreneur who founded the VPN service Private Internet Access, is relatively new to the concept of royalty. A few years back, the Indiana native found out he was related to Yi Seok, a royal descendant of the Joseon dynasty, who went on to name Lee crown prince in 2018."
"His new place feels like a palace, centering on a French-inspired mansion of 14,000 square feet. Inside are seven bedrooms, 13 bathrooms and palatial living spaces outfitted with custom furniture, chandeliers and draperies. Other highlights include a double-island kitchen, wine tasting room, movie theater and gym."
Crown Prince Andrew Lee and Princess Nana Lee of Korea's imperial family purchased a $12.6 million estate in Thousand Oaks' Hidden Valley community, setting a record for the highest home sale in the area this year. Lee, an entrepreneur who founded the VPN service Private Internet Access, discovered his royal lineage through connection to Yi Seok, a Joseon dynasty descendant, and was named crown prince in 2018. The 20-acre property features a 14,000-square-foot French-inspired mansion with seven bedrooms, thirteen bathrooms, a wine tasting room, movie theater, and gym. The grounds include limestone walkways, fountains, tennis court, infinity pool, and panoramic views of surrounding hills and city lights.
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