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Actor Matt Damon , who in October met 51 years, finally finalized the sale of his imposing mansion in Pacific Palisades, California .
The property, which originally was released to the highest bidder for $ 21 million dollars , was sold by the Argentine husband Luciana Bozán in $ 18 million dollars , that is, in $ 3 million less than originally planned.
The sale of the residence was carried out in a strong transaction a market, however, the new owners are known to be George and Ann Sarnoff , who is famous for being the first female CEO in the history of Warner Bros.
The protagonist of ‘Jason Bourne’ acquired the property, almost nine years ago years, for $ 15 million dollars, so his profit margin was really nil.
The mansion, which features Asian influences and was designed by Grant Kirkpatrick in 2004, has an extension of 1 3,508 square feet, seven bedrooms and 10 toilets.
It also has a kitchen, dining room, dining room, living room, main room, TV room, games room, gym, bar, wine cellar, d e tasting, office, massage room, garage for five cars, among other rooms.
The kitchen is open and quite spacious. It has a chocolate-tone pantry, with high-end appliances, with natural lighting and a central island that works to prepare food. There also has room for a dining room table with capacity for up to six people.
The master suite, which is where Matt and Luciana probably slept. it has space for a large bed and for a living room. It also has a double dressing room and a bathroom with natural lighting, with a dressing table, a bathtub and a shower with a transparent screen.
Outside , on its half-acre lot, it enjoys extensive green areas, a Zen garden, a large terrace, a swimming pool with a spa area and children’s games.
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