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British pilot Jenson Button, 43, has just rocked the property market in Palm Springs, Calif. with the sale of a very nice mansion designed by the architect john porte clark.
The property, where he used to spend his vacations in the company of his wife Brittny Buttonwas built in 1946 and was launched on the market by $2,500,000 dollars.
The requested figure is slightly higher than the $2,400,000 dollars that they paid for it in February 2022, so their profit margin, if any, will be minimal.
The reasons why they chose to part with it so quickly would be because they already own The Mesa Bungalow, a Beverly Hills-inspired house that they also use for vacation purposes.
The house, which is distributed over one floor, is in the Spanish architectural style and is fully furnished, it has an extension of 3,207 square feetwith four bedrooms and four bathrooms.
According to the technical data sheet, the property has a hall, kitchen, dining room, dining room, living room, main room, laundry room, garage for two vehicles, among other rooms.
The kitchen is open and somewhat spacious. It is equipped with brown cabinets, high-end appliances and a breakfast area made up of a stool and a circular table.
The main bedroom, which stands out for its wooden ceiling, has space for a large bed and a sitting area. It also has a walk-in closet and a bathroom with vanity, toilet and shower.
Outside, on his lot 0.39 acresIt has a terrace, with a patio, with green areas, with a swimming pool with its respective spa area, with a Jacuzzi, with a fireplace, with a barbecue area, with fountains and with impressive views of the mountains.
To see more images of the mansion that Jenson Button put up for sale, click here.
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