New digs! Beyonce, 41, and her husband Jay-Z, 53, have made a historic real estate purchase. The billionaire pair bought a lavish Malibu mansion for a whooping $200 million, making it the most expensive home ever sold in the state of California
The most expensive home: Despite paying the exuberant price the duo actually got a deal on the home, which was first listed for a hefty $295 million
Record breakers: The power couple — who also own a mansion in the swanky Bel Air neighborhood — took the record from their new neighbor, venture capitalist Marc Andreessen, who bought his home next door for a staggering $177 million in 2021
Living lavish: The deal on the 30,000-square-foot home is also the second most expensive real estate deal in the country, right after a $238 million apartment in New York City; The duo pictured in 2019
Billionaires’ Row: The luxury property is located on an 8-acre bluff that overlooks the Pacific Ocean in the Paradise Cove area, also known as Billionaires’ Row
Breathtaking views: The home has plenty of space and a minimalistic high concrete wall design
Rare design: The L-shaped compound features vast concrete hallways as well as floor-to-ceiling glass panels
Pool: The mega mansion has a pristine pool perfect for the family-of-five to relax in
Unique: The mansion was designed by Japanese master architect Tadao Ando, who is also working on Kanye West’s Malibu home
Luxury property: The house was originally built and owned by William Bell, a famed art collector. Bell spent almost 15 years building the concrete structure of the house
Expanding their portfolio: The lavish property is the pair’s second large real estate purchase in the Los Angeles area
Unique: Part of the home features a stone staircase with a glass handrail
Concrete dream: The entire vast home is built from grey concrete
At night: The property features tranquil views at nighttime
Investing in real estate: The house is the pair’s second large real estate purchase in the Los Angeles area. They previously bought a similar-looking mansion for a staggering $88 million in Bel-Air (pictured)
High bidders: Their off-market purchase was the highest sale of 2017 in Los Angeles County, beating out music mogul David Geffen’s $85 million deal for his Carbon Beach compound
Hamptons: After purchasing their first home in LA, the pair then bought a sprawling seven-bedroom, seven-and-a-half-bathroom mansion in East Hampton the next month (pictured)