Who owns mc hammer mansion

Allow map scroll. Though the property has appreciated in value. It's a long way from his old mansion with the Lamborghini in the driveway but it's still a beautiful property.

Hammer is reportedly still in debt to the IRS, recently making the news again as the agency seeks to collect. He has since lost most of his wealth when he filed for bankruptcy in Despite these massive earnings, Hammer because of his spending and debts was forced to file for bankruptcy in Known for extravagant tastes, he bought luxury sports cars, airplanes, a record company and a 12 acre home in Fremont, California.

The 40, square foot mansion featured a bowling alley, Italian marble floors, two swimming pools, multiple tennis courts, recording studio, a 17 car garage and a baseball diamond. Nearby: Obelisk in roundabout. Oliver, who also designed the famous Van DeKamp bakery windmills, designed the house to resemble the home of the fairy-tale witch who tried to eat Hansel and Gretel. The four-bedroom, nearly 3,square-foot house has an empty moat, waterwheel and drawbridge.

Some windows were designed to look as if they are covered in cobwebs. The house has been on and off the market several times, although it has been owned by the same owner for more than 30 years. She and her husband purchased it in the mids from the woman who bought and relocated it with her husband in All Sections. About Us. B2B Publishing. The view from google maps looks as though this is a 40, sq. I live in a 10, and his home is far larger than mine.

Joe guest. I guess Hammer learned his lesson after not investing his money wisely, building a huge home, and acting like an ATM card for a huge entourage of freeloaders. Big T guest. The energetic singer has moved with his wife and three children to a rental house in Tracy as he reorganizes his finances, according to his lawyer, Mike Cooper, and his real estate agent, Faye Carlson.

The home buyer is Sterlingsat Television Ltd. The It has three master bedrooms. The sale became final Tuesday. Carlson said Hammer and his family had begun moving out two weeks ago. The three-time Grammy winner told The Chronicle in an interview last month at the Fremont home that selling the house was the best thing to do to get "back in the black" financially.

Born Stanley Kirk Burrell and raised poor in Oakland, Hammer built his home during the peak of his music career in