Who Bought the $40 Million House on Netflix's 'Selling Sunset?'

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Who Bought the $40 Million House on Netflix's 'Selling Sunset?'

Looks like they're enjoying that pool....

by MEHERA BONNER

AUG 17, 2020

Last night I got a text from a friend that simply said “help I’m starting Season 3.” Naturally, I knew she was referring to Selling Sunset, a show she’d only started watching earlier that day. SUCH IS THE POWER OF THE OPPENHEIM GROUP.

Selling Sunset is addictive for many reasons, including but not limited toChristine Quinn’s outfits, Chrishell's divorce drama from This Is Us star Justin "This Is Us" Hartley of This Is Us, and, of course, the fancy real estate. Which brings us to the $40 million mansion.

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These are not renderings, these are real photos, IT’S DONE! Proudly presenting 8408 Hillside Ave., offered at $43,995,000. — From world-renown architectural design firm, Saota, this 20,000 sq. ft. estate is set on a promontory with unparalleled 300 degree city skyline views. Unmatched design and exquisite bespoke finishes throughout, this home was built for the most discerning occupant. Automated glass sliding doors create a seamless confluence from the interior living spaces to plentiful outside seating and dining areas, including a 175-foot linear pool culminating in a waterfall cascading into an atrium garden. A 15-foot outdoor television rises from the ground with horizontal and vertical rotation, visible from every room in the house. Enormous entertainer’s rooftop deck, state-of-the-art theater, curated wine cellar, glass elevator, unrivaled security and audio/visual integration, and a spa retreat replete with wet and dry sauna, cold and hot water plunge pools, and massage therapy. Private driveway leads to a 12-car garage with dedicated entrance and exit. Inarguably the most impressive property ever built above the Sunset Strip.

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We were first introduced to this home in Season 1 when Brett and Jason challenged their team to compete for a massive $1,200,000 commission. Everyone was thirsty as f*ck to sell this place, and for a moment, it seemed like Heather was actually going to come through with a buyer. Until she didn’t, lol. Fast-forward to Season 3 when Jason casually revealed that he’d sold the $40 million house for $35,500,000 to a mysterious buyer who made him sign a NDA. Ever since this fated moment, I’ve been unable to focus on anything else other than WHO BOUGHT THE $40 MILLION HOUSE??and I finally have answers.

FIRST, SOME STATS ON THE HOUSE

As a gentle reminder, it has five bedrooms, nine bathrooms, the owner paid $400,000 just to drop the power lines, the master closet is legit the size of my entire home, there's a 15-car garage, four hot tubs, an elevator, and it has the largest rooftop deck of any property listed in The Hills. Oh, and the buyer needed to be worth at least $250M to be able to even *dream* of affording it.

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Record Sale in the Hollywood Hills - $35,500,000

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SO WHOMST BOUGHT IT?

Despite Jason signing a NDA, Varietydid the lord's work and reported that Quest Nutrition co-founders Tom and Lisa Bilyeu purchased the house—and some quick Instagram sleuthing pretty much confirms this. I'd recognize that pool anywhere, but mostly from my dreams:

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Cynicism is lazy. And self-defeating. ⁣ ⁣ Positivity may be cheesy, but let me tell you, that cheese will feed your soul and keep you going through the darkest of times.⁣ ⁣ Tag someone you know who’s all about that positivity 😃

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