Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs is selling his late girlfriend’s Los Angeles home for $ 6.5 million

Hip-hop mogul Sean Combs aka Diddy sold a 10,000-square-foot home in Los Angeles last week for $ 6.51 million.

The six bedroom, six and a half bathroom residence is located on half an acre in the Toluca Lake neighborhood, approximately 12 miles northwest of downtown in the San Fernando Valley. The property was the home of Kim Porter, an actress and model who dated Mr. Combs, 52, for many years and had three children with him. She died of pneumonia on the property in 2018 at the age of 47.

The traditional-style gated home is “one of the largest and grandest homes in Toluca Lake … on one of the most prestigious streets in the San Fernando Valley,” according to Compass listing agent Carl Gambino. He declined to comment.

It has a two-story entrance foyer with a gallery level, a large room with a fireplace and built-in fittings that opens onto the pool and spa area, and a large eat-in kitchen, as listed.

The six bedroom, six and a half bathroom residence is located on half an acre in the Toluca Lake neighborhood, approximately 12 miles northwest of downtown in the San Fernando Valley.

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The six bedrooms have been painted a range of colors including black, aqua and light pink as the photos show. There is also a media room, outdoor fireplace, sports field, and three-car garage.

Mr. Combs is a three-time Grammy-winning musician best known for songs like “I’ll Be Missing You” and “It’s All About the Benjamin”. In 1993 he also founded Bad Boy Records, which has works by greats like Faith Evans and The Notorious BIG. produced

He bought the house in 2009 for $ 5.25 million through a limited liability company affiliated with one of his longtime advisors. Representatives of the rapper did not immediately return requests for comments.

Porter lived in the house with her three children until she died in 2018, according to TMZ, which broke the news of her death.

Ted Fleming of Rodeo Realty brought the buyer, which Mansion Global could not identify because the property records have not yet been released. Mr. Fleming did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

TMZ first reported that the house had found a buyer.