Elon Musk’s former Bel‑Air mansion is back on the market with an asking price of $49.8 million, giving Los Angeles luxury buyers another shot at a tech‑mogul trophy home. The gated, extensively renovated estate, built in 1990 and perched above the Bel‑Air Country Club, includes seven bedrooms, sweeping city and ocean views and nearly two acres of manicured grounds.
The home is listed with The Beverly Hills Estates' Rayni Williams and Victoria Risko, and the Coldwell Banker listing shows the asking price at $49,800,000 and lists MLS ID 26853793. It records the residence at about 20,248 square feet on roughly 1.667 acres.
Musk sold the property in 2020 for roughly $29 million to a buyer tied to Chinese billionaire William Ding, as The Real Deal reported. That sale followed Musk’s widely reported May 2020 declaration that he was "selling almost all physical possessions" and would "own no house," according to the Los Angeles Times.
What’s inside
The current listing leans into the property’s scale and drama, touting "expansive entertaining spaces, soaring ceilings and exceptional finishes throughout," anchored by a two‑story library and a temperature‑controlled 1,000‑bottle wine cellar, according to Coldwell Banker. Other amenities include a state‑of‑the‑art fitness center, a dedicated children's wing, a two‑room guest suite, pool and spa, a five‑car garage and a championship lighted tennis court.
Price and provenance
The $49.8 million ask represents roughly a $20.8 million jump from the reported 2020 sale price, a spread that highlights how provenance and renovations can lift pricing in Lower Bel‑Air, Mansion Global notes. The listing underscores privacy, long gated driveways and sweeping views over the Bel‑Air Country Club as part of the pitch.
Photos and full specs are available through the public listing on Realtor.com, and the Trulia entry also lists The Beverly Hills Estates as the brokerage for the sale. Brokers can pull the MLS entry under ID 26853793 for full disclosures and the property's sale history.
