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Photos: Britney Spears Selling Lavish Thousand Oaks Mansion For $9M
Got $9 milli to spare? Britney Spears is selling her mansion in Thousand Oaks, and while its early-aughts MTV reality show vibes are strong, I wouldn't say no to those mountain views from the pool. Or the "party-sized spa."
According to the realtor Beach City Brokers, the 8,456 sq. foot house has 5 bedrooms, 7 bathrooms, a movie room (perfect for a screening of Crossroads), and a game room. The house also features a black marble fireplace, a wet bar, and walk-in wine cellar, and pretty much any kind of fancy feature one could dream of in the kitchen. Variety described one of the hallways as "groin-vaulted." Ha ha.
As Curbed notes, this is Spears' "spare" home in the area; last year, she purchased a 21-acre ranch in Westlake Village.
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