David Spade lists his Trousdale Estates mansion in Beverly Hills for $20 million

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David Spade has put his luxurious Beverly Hills home on the market for $19.995 million.The 57-year-old comedian is moving on from the elite Trousdale Estates mansion after moving into a $14 million home in the Hollywood Hills, according to the Wall Street Journal.The actor is poised to make a pretty penny if he's able to get something close to his asking price, as he'll currently earn $16 million more than he originally paid for the house.

Moving on:David Spade, 57, is selling his longtime Beverly Hills mansion for nearly $20 million, after purchasing it in 2001 for only $4 million, according to the Wall Street JournalSpade's mansion was built in 1978 and designed by the modernist architect Edward Fickett, according to Dirt.Prior to his purchase, the home has had a bevy of A-list occupants, including Warren Beatty, Prince and another Saturday Night Live alumnus, Eddie Murphy.

Stuart Vetterick of Hilton & Hyland is handling the listing for the propertySpade purchased the mansion back in 2001 for a relatively modest $4 million, and he has since renovated it extensively throughout the years.

Classic style: Spade's mansion was built in 1978 and designed by the modernist architect Edward Fickett, according to Dirt; pictured in December 2020 Cooling down: Outside, the property features a sleek swimming pool High profile:Prior to his purchase, the home has had a bevy of A-list occupants, including Warren Beatty, Prince and another Saturday Night Live alumnus, Eddie Murphy Continual improvement:While speaking to the Journal, he shared that each of his new film and television projects helped to fund another round of renovations.