Sylvester “Sly” Stallone is parting ways with his lavish, Mediterranean–inspired abode, located in the Los Angeles suburb of La Quinta. The actor, director, and screenwriter commissioned the home in 2008, adding to his impressive real-estate portfolio. Now, he’s ready to bid adieu to it.
Nestled on a large, gated lot in the L.A. suburb of La Quinta, Stallone built this Mediterranean–style home in 2008.
The private dwelling spans nearly 5,000 square feet with arched entryways and coved ceilings to exude an old-world Mediterranean style. The design and construction, which Stallone oversaw himself, is said to be inspired by his Italian ancestry.
Double doors open to a vaulted foyer and the double-height living room. One of Stallone’s paintings hangs on the wall.
The home features four bedrooms and five baths, including a master suite that comes with a large walk-in closet and private terrace. Several of the actor’s paintings are also hung throughout, which have been displayed in art museums and galleries across the US, France, Russia, and Switzerland.
A closer look at the main living area, which features large archways between which another of Stallone’s paintings hangs.
Outside, a small stream runs across the backyard, which also offers a large pool and spa, as well as a lush lawn and built-in fire pit. Keep scrolling to see more of the property, currently listed for $3,350,000.
Beamed ceilings continue into the kitchen, which features a large central island and professional-grade appliances.
Glass doors in the formal dining area open to the rear terrace. Yet another of Stallone’s paintings hangs above a side table.
A look at the master suite, which opens onto a private terrace.
A terrace also features stunning views of the surrounding mountains.
The home includes multiple other outdoor areas, including this stone courtyard. Lush plantings and a small fountain add to the ambiance.
A look at the backyard pool and stone patio, which also borders a large lawn area.
Steps away, a rock-strewn stream runs down to a small waterfall featured at the end of lawn.
The home is located in La Quinta’s Madison Club golfing community, which hosts multiple prestigious tournaments throughout the year.
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