David and Victoria Beckham have sold their longtime Beverly Hills mansion for a little more than $33 million, according to newly filed property records.

The couple, who’ve reportedly been shopping their secluded California mansion around for years, finally sealed the deal last month, records show.

It was sold in an off-market deal, as the home was never publicly listed.

The buyer is listed only as a Delaware limited liability company, though the new owner is likely a person with name recognition.

The law firm representing the buyer, Avenue of the Stars-based Greenberg Glusker Fields Claman and Machtinger, counts myriad clients from the entertainment and music industries on its roster.

The British power couple made a lot more than a pretty penny off the sale.

They sold the airy Mediterranean-style home for nearly $15 million more than they paid 11 years ago, according to property records.

The couple bought the home newly built for $18.2 million through a trust linked to their London-based accountant in 2007—the year Mr. Beckham signed on to play for Major League Soccer club L.A. Galaxy.

The house is tucked behind a row of other mansions facing San Ysidro Drive, which cut it off it from the main road. There’s a pool; a long, narrow driveway; and a ring of towering palm trees that offer additional privacy to the residents, aerial images of the home show.

Since the Beckhams never marketed the home publicly, very little is known about what the family of six has done to the estate in over a decade of ownership.

Assessment records indicate the home spans roughly 11,500 square feet with six bedrooms and 10 bathrooms.

Inside, the house boasts exceptionally tall ceilings and rows of French doors that open onto the grounds, fireplaces and hardwood floors, according to images of the home from 2007.

Mr. Beckham, 43, who retired in 2013, and Ms. Beckham, 44, a former Spice Girl who runs a successful, self-titled fashion label, also own properties in London and in a posh countryside region known as the Cotswolds in the southwest of England.

A publicist for the Beckhams did not immediately return a request for comment.
The sale of David and Victoria Beckham’s Beverly Hills mansion for over $33 million has made headlines in the real estate world. The couple, known for their glamour and style, decided to part ways with their secluded California estate in an off-market deal. The buyer, a Delaware limited liability company, remains shrouded in mystery, but rumors suggest that it could be another celebrity or well-known figure.The Mediterranean-style home, which the Beckhams purchased for $18.2 million over a decade ago, offers luxurious amenities and privacy. Tucked behind a row of mansions, the property features a pool, a long driveway, and lush palm trees that shield it from prying eyes. With six bedrooms and 10 bathrooms spread across 11,500 square feet, the estate is a true gem in the heart of Beverly Hills.While details about the interior are scarce due to the private nature of the sale, early images from 2007 reveal high ceilings, French doors, fireplaces, and hardwood floors. The Beckhams, known for their impeccable taste and sophisticated style, have likely made tasteful updates to the home over the years. As successful entrepreneurs in their own right, the Beckhams have multiple properties around the world, including a residence in London and a countryside retreat in the Cotswolds. Both David and Victoria have established themselves as fashion icons and business moguls, with thriving careers beyond their days on the soccer field and the stage.The sale of their Beverly Hills mansion marks the end of an era for the power couple, but it opens up new possibilities for their future endeavors. Whether they are planning to downsize, upgrade, or simply explore new investment opportunities, the Beckhams’ real estate moves are closely watched by fans and industry insiders alike.Stay tuned for more updates on celebrity real estate transactions and exclusive insights into the lives of the rich and famous. Follow us for the latest news and trends in luxury living, and discover how the elite navigate the world of high-end property investments.