Which celebrity's house is this? House #27: 200 Toyopa Drive in Los Angeles' Pacific Palisades area, which sold in late December for $16M

Today’s edition of “Which celebrity’s house is this?” involves the 10,144-square-foot mansion in Los Angeles’ Pacific Palisades area, which sold the week between Christmas and New Year’s Day for exactly $16,000,000.

The buyer was something called the Anything Trust, and while the Lodi, Calif.-based money manager whose name appears on the deed, Paul Booth, isn’t a name that we normally see on celebrities’ deeds, the mansion’s purchase price and the fact that a whimsically named trust was used to purchase it suggest to us that the buyer may well have been a celebrity.

The mansion had been listed for the exact amount — $16,000,000 — that it sold for. Records show that the house, which was built in 1942, sold on December 27. The deal was recorded on January 3.

Features in the seven-bedroom mansion include 10 baths (or 11 baths, according to listing information), a library, an oval dining room, two powder rooms and a family room that opens to a chef’s kitchen, according to public records and listing information. Outside on the 0.8-acre property are a swimming pool and a spa with a separate changing area and bath, according to public records and listing information.

Unfortunately, no photos of the mansion are available. Check out an online listing sheet for the house — with text only — here.

The previous buyer had paid $9,500,000 for the house, back in mid-2004, according to public records.

By Bob Goldsborough at 28 February, 2008, 2:43 am

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tlp333 8 June 2011

The rocker in question here was Mike D of the Beastie Boys.

Mike S 10 July 2011

Trent Resner’s house on Appian

Jen 22 August 2011

The house belongs to Rachel Bilson.

Jane S 1 November 2011

Seth Macfarlane

Michael 28 November 2011

That house belongs to Leona Lewis

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