Diddy’s L.A. ‘freak off’ mansion may have found a buyer

Sean “Diddy” Combs’ Los Angeles mansion, with its alleged ties to his infamous “freak offs,” may person yet recovered a purchaser — albeit 1 who’s offering overmuch little than Diddy’s $62 cardinal asking price.

Real property mogul Bo Belmont announced Wednesday that his company, Belwood Investments, had enactment successful an offer connected the spot for $30 million, according to TMZ.

Belmont said helium hopes to “change the persona and the stigma” surrounding the 17,000-square-foot estate, and alternatively absorption people’s attraction connected however beauteous it truly is.

News that Belmont wants to acquisition the 10-bedroom, 13-bathroom home comes successful the aftermath of reports that Combs was struggling to find a buyer arsenic helium sits down bars astatine Brooklyn MDC connected charges of enactment trafficking and racketeering.

The mansion is 1 of 2 homes owned by Combs that were raided by the FBI and Homeland Security earlier this year. The raids allegedly turned up “freak-off supplies,” including the now-notorious stash of babe oil.

“The spot itself is stunning, yet it’s wide that the transgression allegations has impacted purchaser interest,” a root told People past week. “There has been immoderate overseas curiosity from high-profile planetary buyers, but nary superior offers.”

The 55-year-old Bad Boy Records laminitis purchased the sprawling property successful 2014 for a small little than $40 million. He listed the spot for $61.5 million in September — the aforesaid period national authorities arrested the Harlem-born euphony mogul.

The connection reportedly made connected Combs’ location comes 2 months aft Belwood Investments spent $21 cardinal connected Kanye West’s Malibu beachfront property, which the embattled rapper bought for much than $57 cardinal successful 2021.

It’s unclear however superior Belmont’s latest connection is oregon whether he’s received a effect from Diddy’s camp.

Belwood Investments did not instantly respond to the Daily News’ petition for comment.