Michael Jackson's Final Home Back on the Market
Filed under: Estates

The Los Angeles mansion where Michael Jackson was living when he died in June 2009 is back on the market. The Real Estalker reports that the lavish Richard-Landry-designed home on North Carolwood Drive in the elite area of Holmby Hills has been listed for $28.995 million with Jerry Jolton of Coldwell Banker Beverly Hills South.
At the time of his death Jackson was renting the seven-bedroom home for $100,000 a month. The French-chateau-styled mansion is on a 1.26 acre lot. The home is owned by Roxanne and Hubert Guez. Hubert Guez is the current CEO of the Ed Hardy brand. Last year it was reported that Ed Hardy designer Christian Audigier would be moving into the home and planned to do business from there. The home was on the market for $38 million in 2008. Hubert Guez bought the home in 2004 for $18.5 million. The home was built in 2002 and includes a library, theater room and wine cellar. There is also a pool and a guest house on the property.
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