Serena and Venus Williams’ former LA Mansion – which they bought for their mom in 2005 – hits the market for $4.6MILLION… five years after selling the seven-bedroom property for less than half
The 1.4-acre Woodland Hills property has seven bedrooms and six bathrooms. Oracene Price, the mother of the Williams sisters, resided at the mansion until 2019. Get all the most recent international sports news at DailyMail.com.
The Los Angeles mansion that Serena and Venus Williams bought for their mother more than twenty years ago is now up for sale.
According to TMZ, the tennis players purchased the Woodlands Hills property for their mother and coach, Oracene Price, back in 2005. Venus won the Wimbledon championship that year, and Serena won the Australian Open.
Prior to its purported sale for less than $2 million in 2019, Price resided in the home.
However, based on a Figure 8 Realty listing, the property is back on the market with a starting price of $4.649M.
Situated on a 1.4-acre site, this seven-bedroom home is fully guarded and’surrounded by towering palms and manicured landscaping.’
Serena & Venus Williams are selling an L.A. mansion that their mom, Oracene, used to live in
Oracene lived in the 7-bedroom adobe up until 2019 after the Williams sisters bought it in 2005
The 1.4-acre lot has a pool and is ‘surrounded by towering palms and manicured landscaping’
It also includes a hard court, which is fitting considering Venus and Serena’s accomplishments
The sprawling estate also features a stylish minimalist open kitchen with plenty of sunlight
Large walk-in closets with access to an expansive balcony are located on the home’s top floor
An elegant fireplace is also part of the home, which the Williams put up for sale back in 2019
A skylight-lit luxury en-suite bath tub is also part of the large Primary Suite Wing, upstairs
One of the seven bedrooms located on the home’s second floor with a 18 foot vaulted ceiling
Adjacent to the on-site pool is a games/pool house area perfect for hosting guests.
Perfect for the pickiest California lifestyle consumers. According to the listing’s description, “the heated pool is surrounded by natural grass and near a stunning all-star tennis court with flood lighting and a cabana.”
“The 18-foot vaulted ceilings and seemingly endless mountain views will astound you as soon as you enter this recently renovated home.”
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In addition to having nearly 6,000 square feet of open living area and 6 bathrooms, this expansive mansion also has a chic, minimalist kitchen.
Additionally, the home’s upper floor features a large balcony, a sophisticated fireplace, and a “skylight-lit luxury en-suite bath.”
Three garages, plenty of guest parking, and a games/pool house area perfect for entertainment are among the other features. Colt Maloney and Edward Faktorovich of Figure 8 Realty are the listed agents.