Comedian and actor Russell Peters has sold his 1.5-acre estate in Hidden Hills, California, for $7.8 million. The sale price was $700,000 below the asking price. Records show Peters, a native of Canada, paid $6.45 million for the property in 2017. The estate is anchored by an 11,600-square-foot mansion built in 1998, with eight bedrooms and nine bathrooms. Outside, a resort-style space includes a swimming pool, spa, waterfall, gazebo, playground and putting green. Hidden Hills is a gated city centred around large lots and equestrian activities.

What did Russell Peters’ 1.5-acre Hidden Hills estate feature

According to The Los Angeles Times, Hidden Hills is a gated city centred around large lots and equestrian activities. According to the report, the community had been a hot spot for celebrity property sales over the preceding few months. The Weeknd and Clippers forward Paul George both listed their homes in Hidden Hills over the summer. Shortly afterwards, according to the report, Miley Cyrus spent $5 million on a traditional-style estate there. The estate is anchored by an 11,600-square-foot mansion built in 1998, with a porte-cochere entry at the front. The report states that the two-storey floor plan has eight bedrooms and nine bathrooms. The owner’s suite, on the upper floor, opens onto a private balcony with sweeping mountain views.Behind the house, the newspaper describes a resort-style space that includes a swimming pool, spa, waterfall, gazebo, playground and putting green. The whole area is surrounded by lawns and landscaping.

What made Russell Peters’ Hidden Hills estate office stand out

Inside, dual staircases wind through a grand entry topped with a chandelier. Tile covers most of the traditional living spaces. The report identifies the office as the main highlight, with a kitchen, wet bar, aquarium, cigar humidor and a pair of fireplaces. Other listed amenities are a 14-seat theatre and a wine cellar.Peters, then 50, has produced six comedy specials, including “Outsourced” and 2020’s “Deported.” According to the report, his acting credits include “Source Code,” “Chef” and “Supercon,” and he also lent his voice to the 2016 film “The Jungle Book.”