Madonna’s former Hollywood Hills residence, a Spanish-style treasure dating back to the 1920s, sits on the market with a history that reads like a chapter from a celebrity real estate diary. Between 1993 and 1996, the singer owned the estate, a period that coincided with a transition from the glare of the spotlight to the quiet rigor of a private home life. The property, initially acquired for roughly $5 million, has since changed hands and evolved in the public eye as a symbol of era-defining pop culture real estate. Current industry chatter places its ownership in the hands of fashion designer Leon Max, who reportedly aims to price the mansion at around $21 million, reflecting a substantial appreciation that mirrors the broader luxury market in Los Angeles.
