Kevin Hart's Plush $7 Million Mansion in Calabasas, California Which He Bought from a Neighbour

• One of the wealthiest men in the history of comedy, Kevin Hart, has splurged $7 million (N2.9b) on a massive mansion in Calabasas, California
• His neighbour once owned the house, but Kevin Hart has bought it to become the homeowner of two plush mansions sitting side by side in a gated community
• The property comes with lavish amenities such as a golf course, gym, an infinity pool and a pizza oven, among others

Famous American comedian Kevin Hart has a net worth of about $200 million. This makes him one of the richest comedians of all time. He has not hesitated to spend $7 million (N2.9b) on a property in Calabasas, California, in the United States of America.

He acquired the mansion from his neighbour right next to an even more enormous mansion he already owns.

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The opulent property has six bedrooms, six bathrooms, a modern white kitchen with stainless steel equipment and stone surfaces, and a master bedroom with a private spa-style bathroom.

The house's interior has double-height ceilings, skylights, fireplaces, and an abundance of marble in the kitchen. The entranceway also has a polished marble floor.

The exterior features a koi fish pond fed by a waterfall, an outdoor kitchen with a barbecue place and a pizza oven. The house also has two separate guesthouses, a volleyball field, a children's playground, an infinity-edged swimming pool, a full-size tennis court and a golf course.

Kevin Hart makes his money mainly from his stand-up comedy shows and embarks on comedy tours worldwide. His most recent comedy tour, called Reality Check, sells tickets for $35 and VIP tickets for anywhere between $300 to $600.

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A look inside Mike Tyson's $4 million mansion which he was forced to sell because of bankruptcy

In an earlier article, Legit.ng wrote about how Mike Tyson was forced to sell his $4 million mansion because of bankruptcy. The property has its nightclub and boasts 52 rooms, including 21 bedrooms.

In 2003, Mike Tyson was forced to sell the house to hip-pop star 50 Cent to offset his $20 million debt.

The property has its own nightclub and boasts 52 rooms, including 21 bedrooms. The mansion was bought by hip-pop legend Curtis James Jackson, who is popularly referred to as 50 Cent. When the hip-hop star bought the house, it set a record for the most expensive home ever sold in the area.

Source: YEN.com.gh