A look at MJ's last abode
Michael Jackson had leased a Bel-Air mansion for $100,000 a month, according to his manager-spokesman Tohme Tohme.
Jun 27, 2009 17:03 IST
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Michael Jackson had leased a Bel-Air mansion for $100,000 a month, according to his manager-spokesman Tohme Tohme. (Photo courtesy: BEL~AIR ASSOCIATION BLOG)
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The pop icon wanted to be closer to where all the action is in the entertainment industry was.(Photo courtesy: BEL~AIR ASSOCIATION BLOG)
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The gated estate that Jackson had leased was one of the most expensive houses listed for sale last year in Los Angeles. (Photo courtesy: BEL~AIR ASSOCIATION BLOG)
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Jackson's residence was a French chateau estate built in 2002. The estate has seven bedrooms, 13 bathrooms, 12 fireplaces and a theatre. (Photo courtesy: BEL~AIR ASSOCIATION BLOG)
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There is a multistory grand entry, hardwood floors, a formal dining room, wood-paneled den and adjoining library with coffered ceilings. (Photo courtesy: BEL~AIR ASSOCIATION BLOG)
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The state-of-the-art kitchen has an adjacent butler's pantry. It also has a wine cellar and tasting room.(Photo courtesy: BEL~AIR ASSOCIATION BLOG)
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Jackson's famous Neverland compound hovered on the brink of foreclosure. (Photo courtesy: BEL~AIR ASSOCIATION BLOG)
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In November last year, it was widely reported that the late singer had surrendered title to the Neverland Ranch, which made the new owner the Sycamore Valley Ranch Co -- a joint venture between Jackson and an affiliate of Colony Capital LLC. (Photo courtesy: BEL~AIR ASSOCIATION BLOG)
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The 120-acre estate in the hills outside Santa Barbara once featured a zoo and roller coaster but fell into disrepair when Jackson left the area for Bahrain after he was acquitted on child molestation charges in 2005.(Photo courtesy: BEL~AIR ASSOCIATION BLOG)
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A view of the beautiful mansion. (Photo courtesy: BEL~AIR ASSOCIATION BLOG)
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