The Sixth Sense and Pulp Fiction star's 20-acre lakefront ranch sold for for $5.5 million (£4.2 million), breaking a new town record.
Actor Bruce Willis has officially sold his 20+ acre lakefront ranch property in Hailey, Idaho, just 12 miles south of Sun Valley.
In 2011, Willis listed the estate for $15 million (£11.55 million) with Sotheby’s, then re-listed it in 2016 as a co-listing with Engel & Völkers Sun Valley and Keller Williams for the same price. While the home’s final sale was only a fraction of the original listing price, Willis’ listing represents the single biggest residential sale ever in the Hailey area. Travis Jones was the listing agent with Engel & Völkers Sun Valley.
The far-from-modest, 8,400-square-foot home was fully rebuilt by Willis in 2003, and currently features six bedrooms, a guest house, and a gym. Willis also added several streams and ponds to the property, along with an impressively grand heated pool that features waterslides, waterfall features, and a rope swing.
Take a look below to see inside the property.
The home sits on more than 20 acres of the Aspen Glade, with breathtaking views of the mountains.
It has a heated pool with water slides and waterfall features. He also added streams and ponds to the property.
Here's a look at the spacious kitchen.
The property was renovated in 2003 and features a lodge-style design.
He also added a detached guest house and gym with the renovations.
The home is filled with personalised amenities, including this massive walk-in wardrobe.
There's no shortage of natural light throughout the space.
The listing represents the biggest residential sale in the Hailey area's history.
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