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Madonna just shelled out a whopping $19.3 million for The Weeknd’s sprawling California estate.

The “Save Your Tears” singer, 31, first listed the Hidden Hills home last June for $25 million before the property got a $6 million price cut.

He initially bought the 12,500-square-foot-plus mansion in 2017 for $18.2 million, property records show.

Madonna, 62, closed the deal on April 9.

Encompassing seven bedrooms and 9.5 bathrooms, the home sits on nearly three acres of grassy lawns and sun-drenched hillsides and is surrounded by redwood trees for ultimate privacy.

Features of the home include an entry hall with a double-height ceiling and a two-story window wall, an expansive chef’s kitchen, and an entertainer’s bar. 


  A wide shot of the home which Madonna bought for $19.3 million. Realtor.com A wide shot of the home which Madonna bought for $19.3 million. Realtor.com

  The entry hall with a double-height ceiling and a two-story window wall. Realtor.com The entry hall with a double-height ceiling and a two-story window wall. Realtor.com

  The grand foyer holds a grand piano with sitting chairs and double-height windows. Realtor.com The grand foyer holds a grand piano with sitting chairs and double-height windows. Realtor.com

  The five-car auto gallery. Realtor.com The five-car auto gallery. Realtor.com

  An evening view of the pool and spa. Realtor.com An evening view of the pool and spa. Realtor.com

  The cabana comes with a living room. Realtor.com The cabana comes with a living room. Realtor.com

  The posh wine cellar. Realtor.com The posh wine cellar. Realtor.com

  The chef’s kitchen with two marble islands. Realtor.com The chef’s kitchen with two marble islands. Realtor.com

Pocket doors open to multiple terraces which boast views of the pool, spa and cabana. 

Other amenities include dual master suites, an office, a wine room, fitness studio, theater, spacious barn, five-car auto gallery and a full basketball court. 

The main house holds seven bedrooms, while the guest house has two bedrooms. 


  A living space that opens out to the pool area. Realtor.com A living space that opens out to the pool area. Realtor.com

  One of several terraces throughout the home. Realtor.com One of several terraces throughout the home. Realtor.com

  The expansive formal dining room. Realtor.com The expansive formal dining room. Realtor.com

  The main living space that boasts an open floor plan. Realtor.com The main living space that boasts an open floor plan. Realtor.com

  The wood-paneled office with built-in bookshelves and fireplace. Realtor.com The wood-paneled office with built-in bookshelves and fireplace. Realtor.com

  The lounge. Realtor.com The lounge. Realtor.com

While the “Material Girl” is plunking down a big chunk of her fortune, The Weeknd, whose real name is Abel Tesfaye, owns a $21 million penthouse in Los Angeles’ Westwood neighborhood. He also recently renewed his lease on a $60,000 per month Tribeca penthouse.

Madonna moved into a 58-acre farm in Bridgehampton in 2015 following complete re-construction. She also has properties in London and a penthouse in Manhattan.


  One of the bedrooms features a sitting area with a fireplace and a terrace that looks out into the backyard. Realtor.com One of the bedrooms features a sitting area with a fireplace and a terrace that looks out into the backyard. Realtor.com

  The master bathroom. Realtor.com The master bathroom. Realtor.com

  The custom-made basketball court. Realtor.com The custom-made basketball court. Realtor.com


  The property has a driveway that leads to a secured gate for optimal privacy. Realtor.com The property has a driveway that leads to a secured gate for optimal privacy. Realtor.com

  The entire property spans three acres. Realtor.com The entire property spans three acres. Realtor.com

  The exterior. Realtor.com The exterior. Realtor.com

The Weeknd was represented by Angel Salvador at The Agency while Madonna was represented in the deal by Trevor Wright at The Beverly Hills Estates.

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