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Hotel mogul Robert Rivani has sold his “Game of Thrones” and “Harry Potter”-inspired “castle” for $20 million.
The owner of Pico Robertson-based Black Lion Investment Group has sold the 15,200-square-foot mansion at 9 Beverly Ridge Terrace, According to the New York Post. The asking price is close to $22 million.
Sold for $19.995 million Verified on Zillow.
Rivani and his wife, Krystal, bought the seven-bedroom, nine-bathroom estate in 2019 for $13.7 million and says he will never sell it and hopes to buried there.
He then undertook a three-year, $4 million renovation of the 1.7-acre property, According to Dirt.com.
The two-story mansion at the Beverly Hills Post Office was built in 2009 for “The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” star Carlton Gebbia.
The latest sale comes after Rivani previously tried to rent the castle-like compound for $150,000 a month Bring the price down to $110,000.
The eclectic hotel features triple-vaulted ceilings, a spiked Iron Throne modeled after Game of Thrones, dragon skin wallpaper, a Harry Potter-inspired medicine cabinet in the bar and a Hogwarts-inspired drawing room .
The Jungle Room features a chandelier from Dubai made of 300 glass pieces that look like butterflies.
The home features a formal dining room topped with a crown chandelier, a movie theater and a 2,000-square-foot master bedroom converted from a former church altar.
Outside, there is a swimming pool, spa, sports court, vegetable garden and oversized chess set, as well as an underground garage for six cars.
Agents Josh Altman and Sam Collins of Elliman, Douglas, California A listing was held.
The Livanis, who are about to move to Florida, recently bought a penthouse at the Ritz-Carlton Residences in Miami Beach for $7.5 million.
According to the “Washington Post” report, Robert Rivani (Robert Rivani) owns hotels and shopping malls in Miami, and he also plans to sell a residence in Carbon Beach (Carbon Beach) in Malibu this year for about 4000. Ten thousand U.S. dollars.
— Dana Bartholomew