Michael Bay's former mansion in Bel-Air goes for $41 million

"After Bay sold the property in 2014, the Jack Warner-designed contemporary underwent an extensive renovation and was expanded to 15,000 square feet, or about double its original 7,919-square-foot footprint. Features of the five-bedroom, nine-bathroom house include a designer-done kitchen, a wine room and a home theater."

"An indoor "wellness center" holds massage and steam rooms, a sauna and a gym. The master suite has dual baths and a private terrace. Disappearing glass walls open the common areas to an expansive outdoor space and an infinity-edge swimming pool."

"Views from the nearly one-acre lot take in the Los Angeles Basin, Mt. Baldy and Santa Monica Bay. The property had been listed for $45 million, records show."

A contemporary Bel-Air mansion originally designed by Jack Warner and sold by filmmaker Michael Bay in 2014 for $11.45 million has resold for $41 million. The property underwent extensive renovation and was expanded from approximately 7,919 square feet to 15,000 square feet. The five-bedroom, nine-bathroom residence features a designer kitchen, wine room, home theater, and an indoor wellness center with massage and steam rooms, sauna, and gym. The master suite includes dual bathrooms and a private terrace. Disappearing glass walls connect interior spaces to outdoor areas featuring an infinity-edge pool. The nearly one-acre lot offers views of the Los Angeles Basin, Mt. Baldy, and Santa Monica Bay. The property was listed for $45 million.

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