TOMMY LEE's New Home Revealed

August 28, 2007

The Real Estalker reports that MÖTLEY CRÜE drummer Tommy Lee has purchased a six-bedroom, 8,841-square foot home in Calabasas, California that was listed for $6.75 million.

According to listing information, the 8,891-square-foot house with 6 bedrooms and 7.5 bathrooms was remodeled in 2005 and includes a jaw dropping 3,000 square foot underground garage for 12 cars. A few other unique features of the house, which has been remodeled with a "water and sand" theme (whatever that is),includes a three-story atrium with koi pond and spa, indoor gardens with a retractable roof, full gym, a professional movie theater, 2 kitchens, including one which is a catering/wine tasting kitchen complete with stone floors and oak kegs, and a piano shaped pebble-tech pool with a "party spa for 10."

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