Robbie Williams makes huge profit as he sells lavish mansion to A-list celeb 'for £37m'

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Robbie Williams has reportedly banked a whopping £13million profit after selling his lavish mansion for £37m to superstar Drake.The former Take That star lived in the multi-million pound Beverly Hills villa with wife Ayda Field and their four children since buying it from jeans mogul Armand Marciano in 2015.

Robbie, who had wanted £60m for the ten-bedroom pad, is believed to have struck an off-market deal with US rapper Drake, reports.The Canadian One Dance rapper is believed to have taken the property off Robbie's hands for about £37m.Robbie's LA based pad has a built-in cinema, lift, pool and even an outdoor kitchen.The lavish mansion span across a whopping 25,000 square feet.There is also a garage with parking for 11 cars, a wine cellar, gym and a staggering 22 bathrooms.Robbie made the profitable purchase on the American mansion just months after he sold his picturesque stunning UK villa.He picked up the lavish Wiltshire pad for £8.1m in 2008 but didn't have the same success with the markets, selling it for £6.75m.The home, called Compton Bassett House, is a plush 71-acre country estate with seven bedrooms, two staff flats and an additional cottage.Robbie said about the special property: "Compton Bassett House has been the perfect escape for our family."It is where Ayda and I truly fell in love, set roots as a couple, and dreamed of our future family."Robbie and his family have since located a £24m Swiss villa and made that their main home after moving there during the pandemic.The British singer amassed a huge fortune after leaving Take That to go solo and release 12 studio albums.He is thought to have raked in millions from his stadium tours over the years and holds the world record for the most tickets sold in a.