Tyga sells California vacation home with private beach for $5.1 Million after buying for $3.9 Million in 2019.
The dining room boasts walls of windows surrounding the table and chairs. Tyga hasn’t shared what he’s going to do with this extra bank. While we might not know what he is doing with the money made from the sale, we do know what he’s doing this weekend. On his Instagram, he’s promoting EBC at Night at the Encore Brach Club in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Tyga has officially made himself $1 million richer through real estate. After buying a property near Coachella in 2019 to use as a vacation home, he’s sold the place and made quite an impressive profit off of it. He originally purchased the home for $3.9 million and sold it for $5.1 million. According to Hip Hop DX, the property was originally listed for $5.9 million, but it’s hard to imagine him complaining about the final price tag. The 6000 square foot mansion features four bedrooms and its own private beach, living up to its lofty price tag.
The estate, which was built in 2018, was basically brand new when the rapper got it. While he had the waterfront home, he presumably enjoyed its four bedrooms, five bathrooms, beamed ceilings, fireplaces, arched doorways and modern chandeliers.
The realtor highlighted a few other stand-out rooms in the home. The kitchen is stone and natural tones has two large islands and marble countertops but opens up into a sitting area/ dining nook with a massive window that would allow guests to look out into the ocean.
The sale comes as Tyga is facing increasing legal pressure to pay child support to his ex Blac Chyna. That’s been coming from both the court system and the public in recent weeks. In late August Chyna filed for joint custody and child support from the rapper through the court system. Since then various public figures, including Tokyo Toni, have called him out publicly for trying to avoid paying child support. While him selling his mansion may not be directly influenced by the legal battle, there are certainly dots for fans to connect.
