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She really is a Material Girl! Madonna decides to sell her plush Beverly Hills home for a cool $28million

She once had a hit with a song about Hollywood, but now Madonna seems keen to leave Los Angeles behind.

The pop diva has decided to sell her $28million Beverly Hills home.

According to Real Estalker, the 53-year-old has put up the lavish French Country style mansion as a pocket listing.
Moving on: Madonna has put her Beverly Hills mansion up for sale for $28million
Moving on: Madonna has put her Beverly Hills mansion up for sale for $28million

This means that a real estate agent is contracted to sell the property, but it is not listed in the Multiple Listing Service or advertised.

When Madonna purchased the home in 2003 it was registered as having three bedrooms and five bathrooms.

However it is likely that the star has expanded and added to the space, a source told the NY Daily News.
Girl Gone Wild: Madonna posed with Jimmy Fallon over the weekend as they prepared for a live stream interview at the Facebook offices
Girl Gone Wild: Madonna posed with Jimmy Fallon over the weekend as they prepared for a live stream interview at the Facebook offices

She is also thought to have completely redecorated the 5,800 square foot property, which sits on 1.14 acres of land.

Features include a tennis court and a swimming pool, and the home is at the end of a long gated drive, adding to its privacy.
 
Madonna bought the mansion nine years ago, while she was married to Guy Richie, and is believed to have paid around $12million for it.
Bigger and better: When Madonna bought the mansion in 2003 it had three bedrooms and five bathrooms, but it is believed the star has expanded the home
Bigger and better: When Madonna bought the mansion in 2003 it had three bedrooms and five bathrooms, but it is believed the star has expanded the home

Fit for a pop diva: The French Country style property boasts a tennis court, swimming pool and long gated driveway
Fit for a pop diva: The French Country style property boasts a tennis court, swimming pool and long gated driveway

Selling the property means Madonna will be waving goodbye to her celebrity neighbours Simon Cowell, Max Mutchnick and Guilford Glazer.

However it could indicate the star is set to start spending more time in New York City, where she owns another home.

Madonna reportedly lives in an Upper East Side townhouse that she purchased for $32.5million in 2009.
Adding in value: Madonna purchased the home for $12million while she was still married to Guy Richie
Adding in value: Madonna purchased the home for $12million while she was still married to Guy Richie

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