B83.Serena Williams’s former L.A. estate is on the market and can be yours for $13.5 million.

A little more than five years after Serena Williams finally managed to offload her longtime home in the Los Angeles enclave of Bel Air for almost $4 million off the original $12 million ask, the retired Tennis superstar’s onetime estate has popped up for sale yet again, this time with a $13.5 million price tag. The listing is held by Louis DeLaura and Ernie Stone of Sotheby’s International Realty.

Famously owned by the 23-time Grand Slam singles winner for 13 years from 2006 to spring 2019, when the place traded hands for $8.1 million, records show the property in the Stone Canyon neighborhood was last sold to L.A.-based interior designer Rodrigo Vargas and his partner Frederick Storey for a speck under $8 million in late 2020.

Initially worked during the 1930s yet redesigned and extended in the years since, the Pilgrim Mediterranean design is concealed on a fenced and gated twofold package crossing almost 3 sections of land, only minutes from Lodging Bel-Air. Inside, six rooms and seven showers are separated across somewhat more than 6,100 square feet of two-level living space that is enhanced all through with walls of glass pouring out to grounds bound with mature trees and water highlights.

After entering the twofold front entryways through an extensive plant covered corridor associated with a motorcourt and three-vehicle carport, a passage lobby streams to a semi-roundabout family room flaunting marble floors and inherent shelves. Different features incorporate a wood-framed study with a bar and a proper lounge area beat by a sweet light fixture, while the all-white kitchen is decked out with limestone ledges, very good quality spotless machines, and a going with breakfast niche fixed with windows.

Secluded upstairs is the elegant primary suite, which features a Juliet balcony, a walk-in closet, and a luxe bath equipped with dual vanities, a clawfoot soaking tub, and a steam shower. And though there’s surprisingly no Tennis court outside, the private backyard does host a pool and spa surrounded by a flagstone terrace, as well as an open-air cabana warmed by a fireplace and a brick-clad terrace ideal for al fresco entertaining.