Six months after placing her Malibu home on the market and moving back to her roots in Canada, supermodel Pamela Anderson sold it for $11.8 million.
The 5,500-square-foot beachfront house in the gated Malibu Colony community had belonged to the 53-year-old star of the 1990s cult TV series Baywatch since 2000 when she bought the property for $1.8 million. It originally held a smaller cottage that the actress replaced with the current home.
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In March, Anderson and her bodyguard-turned-husband Dan Hayhurst listed it with Tomer Fridman from Compass for $14.9 million and announced that they were moving back to where Anderson was born on Vancouver Island permanently. She and Hayhurst are currently living in and renovating a six-acre farm that had belonged to Anderson’s grandmother.
TMZ first reported the sale.
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The property sold to Loren and Kate Kreiss of Kreiss Furniture, who were represented by Sandro Dazzan from The Agency. Their new home comes with four and a half bathrooms, an open floor plan and a detached lofted guesthouse that is separated from the main property by a pool with a swim-up bar and a sun deck. The house is kept away from prying eyes by a gate and a large garden of olive, orange and avocado trees.
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Known for her platinum blonde hair and still often associated wth her numerous appearances in Playboy magazine in the 1990s, Anderson has spent the last decade-plus advocating for animal rights and leading a quiet life away from the press.
Over the 20 years that Anderson spent living in the Malibu property, she renovated it to be more energy-efficient and sustainable as she evolved into a vocal environmentalist.
