German professional footballer Leroy Sané has scored an elegant goal by purchasing a Los Angeles residence for $8 million. The resort-like home in the Hollywood Hills, which was last sold for just under $3.6 million in 2020 and renovated from top to bottom, features three bedrooms and four bathrooms in just over 2,800 square feet of living space.
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The one-story stucco structure, perched atop the Sunset Strip on a nearly half-acre palm-studded gated lot, features a motorcourt and two-car garage. An impressive entryway features a large front door that opens to cream-colored, minimalistic interiors accented with clay ceilings and walls, wide-plank white oak floors, designer lighting, and travertine finishes.
Among the highlights is a living room with a fireplace and floor-to-ceiling Styline glass panels that completely slide open to provide the SoCal indoor-outdoor lifestyle. In addition, there is a compact kitchen with custom cabinetry, an island with seating, Miele appliances, and a breakfast alcove.
A master suite with a sitting area and capacious closet, as well as a spa-inspired bathroom with dual vanities, an oval soaking tub, and a spacious walk-in shower, can be found elsewhere. The inviting rear features a pool and spa in addition to a barbecue center, fire pit, and lounging areas. A high-tech Crestron home automation system enhances the overall appeal.
Sané has been playing professional soccer — or football, depending on where you live — since he was 18 years old, first with Schalke 04 and then Manchester City, where he became the first German to receive “PFA Young Player of the Year” in 2017-18. Currently, he is a winger for Bayern Munich and the German national team; he is also the son of former professional footballer Souleymane Sané and 1984 Summer Olympics bronze medalist German rhythmic gymnast Regina Weber.
Adam Rosenfeld and Jon Grauman of The Agency acted as listing agents, while Christopher Dyson of The Agency represented the buyer.