Sean “Diddy” Combs’ lavish Los Angeles mansion is struggling to find a buyer, according to a recent report from PEOPLE. The 55-year-old music mogul listed his Holmby Hills estate for $61.5 million in September, coinciding with mounting allegations of abuse and sex trafficking that have plagued him in recent months. This sprawling 17,000-square-foot property, which was subjected to a federal raid in March, has seen little interest since hitting the market.
As of early November, sources indicate that the mansion has attracted no serious offers and only minimal inquiries from potential buyers. “The property is absolutely stunning, but it’s evident that the ongoing criminal allegations have significantly impacted buyer interest,” the insider explained. While there has been some curiosity from high-profile international buyers, none have made any concrete offers. The current real estate climate is already challenging, with buyers becoming increasingly cautious, and the negative publicity surrounding Diddy’s legal troubles further complicates the sale. “Finding a buyer who can look past the headlines is going to be quite an uphill battle,” the source added.
The mansion boasts impressive features, including ten bedrooms, thirteen bathrooms, a two-story guest house, and an expansive pool. According to the official listing with Westside Estate Agency (WEA), it also includes specialty rooms such as a wine cellar and a theater that can accommodate 35 guests. Despite its luxurious amenities and prime location on one of Los Angeles’ most prestigious streets, the estate’s association with Diddy’s ongoing legal issues has created an “ick factor” that many prospective buyers find off-putting.
The Holmby Hills property was raided by Homeland Security Investigations in March as part of a broader investigation into allegations of sex trafficking against Combs. During the raid, authorities reportedly discovered items described as “freak off supplies,” including drugs and over 1,000 bottles of baby oil and lubricant. This revelation has only added to the stigma surrounding the property.
Diddy has primarily resided in Miami for several years and had always intended to sell his L.A. home once his daughters grew up. He shares his eldest daughter Chance, 18, with businesswoman Sarah Chapman; twins D’Lila and Jessie, 17, with late model Kim Porter; and his youngest daughter Love with model Dana Tran, born in 2022.
Currently incarcerated on charges of racketeering and sex trafficking, Diddy was arrested on September 16 after an extensive investigation into multiple civil lawsuits alleging sexual misconduct against him. Following his indictment in September on three charges related to these allegations, a judge denied his request for bail set at $50 million.
In a renewed motion filed on November 8, Diddy is attempting to use his Miami property—valued at approximately $48 million—as collateral for bail. Prosecutors have accused him of orchestrating “highly structured performances” involving women he manipulated into participating in what he referred to as “freak offs,” which allegedly included paid male sex workers.
Despite pleading not guilty to all charges against him, Diddy’s legal troubles continue to mount as he prepares for trial scheduled for May 2025. His attorney has expressed disappointment over what they describe as an “unjust prosecution,” but for now, the focus remains on whether he can successfully sell his beleaguered mansion amid such significant controversy.
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