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Chris D’Elia quietly unloads Beverly Hills mansion amid controversy

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Chris D’Elia secretly sold his Beverly Hills pad for $5.8 million amid controversy surrounding sexual-harassment allegations against him. 

The home was never publicly available for sale, and the deal was done quietly in an off-market transaction last month. 

This comes less than a year after the comedian was accused of sexual harassment, grooming and solicitation of nude photos by multiple underage girls.

D’Elia, 41, has denied the allegations saying that he had neither “knowingly pursued any underage women at any point” nor “met or exchanged any inappropriate photos with the people who have tweeted about me.”

There’s a driveway with space for six cars, plus another three in the attached garage. A staircase hikes up to the 5,400-square-foot home’s front door.
There’s a driveway with space for six cars, plus another three in the attached garage. A staircase hikes up to the 5,400-square-foot home’s front door.
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The pool and spa.
The pool and spa
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A large bar and full outdoor kitchen/BBQ area.
A large bar and full outdoor kitchen/BBQ area
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Inside, a sun-kissed living room offers a vaulted ceiling, a dizzyingly mirrrored fireplace, and banks of foldaway windows that opent to an al fresco terrace directly above the garage.
Inside, a sun-kissed living room offers a vaulted ceiling, a mirrored fireplace and banks of foldaway windows that overlook an al fresco terrace directly above the garage.
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Spanning over 5,400 square feet, D’Elia purchased the five-bedroom, 6.5-bathroom property in 2018 for $5.4 million when his career was at a high. 

Since then advertisers and business partners have left him, he lost sponsors from his “Congratulations” podcast, was dropped by his talent reps at the CAA and 3 Arts agencies and an upcoming Netflix series was scrapped.  

The home was once owned by both rocker Alex Van Halen and “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles” creator Kevin Eastman.

Numerous skylights and big windows fill the adjoining family room and kitchen with light; the latter space includes an eat-in nook for casual dining and top-of-the-line stainless appliances.
Numerous skylights and big windows fill the adjoining family room and kitchen with light; the latter space includes an eat-in nook for casual dining and top-of-the-line stainless appliances.
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The master suite.
The master suite. The vast space includes a double-sided fireplace, dual walk-in closets and a spa-like bathroom with a steam shower and soaking tub.
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The master bathroom.
The master bathroom
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A bonus room that could be a fifth bedroom currently functions as an office/sitting area for the master suite.
A bonus room that could be a fifth bedroom functions as an office/sitting area for the master suite.
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Built in 1984, the home has been remodeled with a contemporary design and is in the exclusive gated community the Summit, which is also home to Serena Williams, Pete Wentz, Sebastian Maniscalco and Hillary Duff.

Features include city views that span the entire valley, vaulted ceilings, a chef’s kitchen and en-suite bathrooms in every bedroom. 

Outdoor amenities include a pool, built-in sports bar, BBQ space and a bocce court. 

This marks the most expensive home sold by the scandal-plagued comedian out of the other homes he owns. D’Elia still has two smaller Los Angeles properties. 

source: nypost.com