Markus Persson is listing his Beverly Hills villa for $70 million, a price point that matches exactly what the Swedish billionaire paid for the estate in 2014, according to reports from Realtor, Pure Luxe, and Headliner.
The sale comes years after Persson acquired the property following the multi-billion dollar sale of his game studio, Mojang, to Microsoft. While Los Angeles real estate prices have seen general increases, the asking price suggests Persson is not seeking a profit on the transaction, Realtor reported.
North Hillcrest Road location offers privacy and views
The estate is situated on North Hillcrest Road, an area often referred to as Billionaires Row, providing significant privacy alongside views overlooking Los Angeles, according to Realtor.
The architectural layout emphasizes a connection between indoor and outdoor living spaces.
Interior features include a 2,500-bottle wine cellar
The residence contains eight bedrooms and 15 bathrooms.
A significant feature of the interior is a dedicated wine cellar capable of holding approximately 2,500 bottles. Reports from Realtor and Pure Luxe indicate the cellar is rumored to hold substantial supplies of Dom Pérignon champagne.
Did you know?
When Persson purchased this villa in 2014, it was among the most expensive homes ever sold in the Beverly Hills area.
Minecraft creator’s property details
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Asking Price | $70 million |
| Wine Cellar Capacity | ~2,500 bottles |
Frequently asked questions about the Persson estate
How much did Markus Persson originally pay for the villa?
Persson paid $70 million for the property in 2014, which is the same amount he is currently asking for the home.
Where is the villa located?
The estate is located on North Hillcrest Road in Beverly Hills, an area known as Billionaires Row.
What specialized amenities does the house have?
The property includes a private cinema, an elevator, a heated pool, and a wine cellar that holds roughly 2,500 bottles.
The villa remains one of the prominent luxury listings in the North Hillcrest Road area following the sale of Persson’s gaming studio to Microsoft.
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