Controversial L.A. Graffiti House Formerly Owned by Chris Brown Back on Market

The graffiti-covered Hollywood Hills home that Chris Brown used to personal is again in the marketplace … and it may be yours for a cool $2.9 million — some unique murals included!

Followers could keep in mind … neighbors had been outraged by the smiling monsters Brown spray-painted on the surface of the trendy abode — and even bought into a back-and-forth with the city of Los Angeles over the art work. The “Freaky Friday” singer offloaded it in 2014 for $1.69 million.

Whereas these controversial items of artwork will not be seen within the itemizing images … the within of the home continues to be a spray-paint artist’s dream, with eye-catching art work all through the two,800 sq. toes of dwelling house.

See it for your self — there is a floor-to-ceiling forest character adorning a spacious sport room, a colourful creature painted across the oven within the luxurious Boffi kitchen, and even a mural of Sonic the Hedgehog welcoming guests on the stairs.

The ethereal house — which is listed by Craig Robust of Compass — comes with some extra cool options alongside the distinctive designs — partitions of glass, elevator entry to three bedrooms and three loos, and a shocking main suite that includes a big moist room accomplished with a bathe therapeutic massage system and freestanding crimson tub.

The skin takes inspiration from a seaside resort with a saltwater pool and spa, waterfalls and even cabanas set in sand, plus a coloured LED mild present. Fairly snazzy.

If you wish to take a peek on the unique CB art work, actual property agent Jessica Vollhardt of Compass is holding an open home on Sunday, Might 11.