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Take a look inside several celebrity homes in the Southern California area. Stars include: Jessica Alba, Harry Styles, Kelsey Grammer, James Franco, Michael Jackson, Orlando Bloom, Blake Griffin, and Muhammad Ali.
Harry Styles bought his LA home for $6.47 million in 2016. After several price cuts he recently sold the gated 4,100 square foot property it for $6 million. In addition to an open floor plan the house features 4 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms, as well as a heated pool and hot tub outside.
NBA player Blake Griffin is currently selling an almost $11 million house in Pacific Palisades California. The 6-bedroom, 9,572-square-foot house has an asking price of $10,995,000. It also features a home theater, pool with an entertaining patio, a family game room, and a basketball court.
Actress and Honest Company founder Jessica Alba recently put her Beverly Hills home on the market. The nearly 1/2-acre property is going for $6.2 million. The home has 3 bedrooms & 5 baths and it sits in the famous 90210 zip code.
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