Millionaire Arnold Schwarzenegger Sold His LA Mansion at Whooping $12.9 Million to Kennedy’s In-Laws After Splitting Up With Ex-Wife Maria Shriver

Legendary Arnold Schwarzenegger earned fame in bodybuilding, had a wildly successful movie career, and rewarding business investments, which have contributed to his $450 million net worth. In addition, he held the California governor’s office. Out of all his assets, his giant mansion-like properties are noteworthy. 

One of his biggest and most luxurious Los Angeles mansions went up for sale with an $11 million price tag. Before the marriage of Maria Shiver and Arnold Schwarzenegger ended, they resided in this Los Angeles mansion.

A sneak peek at the LA mansion of Arnold Schwarzenegger

Even though Schwarzenegger resided in Sacramento while serving as governor of California, the former couple resided in the Pacific Palisades in Los Angeles during their marriage. After living in the mansion for some time, they sold it to Max and Vicki Kennedy for $12.9 million, who own the property now.

The beautiful property is situated on 1.75 acres of land between Rustic Canyon Creek and Will Rogers Historic Park. The stunning mansion was first built in 1981. In addition, it has a large kitchen, six huge bathrooms, and five bedrooms with broad windows. A family room, sauna, spa, pool, and lit tennis court are all-inclusive. The site’s old oak, sycamore, and eucalyptus can make any nature lover go aww.

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Other well-known people living in the Pacific Palisades neighborhood are in great numbers. Michelle Pfeiffer, Dennis Quaid, Tom Hanks, Rita Wilson, and director Steven Spielberg live in the neighborhood. Ben Affleck and Matt Damon also resided there not so long ago. However, after some time, Matt shifted to New York.

In addition to all the properties Arnold has, he also possesses a big heart for other people. 

Arnold donates to a charity

Once, Arnold discovered the non-profit Village for Vets and gave $250,000 to build tiny homes. As a result, there were slightly under 3,900 homeless veterans living in Los Angeles. During an interview with Fox, Schwarzenegger said, “It’s a great Christmas gift for me because it makes me feel good that I was able to do something for these very very special people. The veterans that have served this country so well. And that I could do something for this country.”

They had been residing in tents arranged in rows along the streets for the longest time. Then, finally, the bodybuilder’s donated dwellings were completely furnished with beds and air conditioning. These fully furnished homes were constructed thanks to everyone’s combined efforts, giving the veterans a place to call home permanently.

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