Mark Wahlberg lists six-acre Beverly Hills estate for nearly $90 million: Inside the 12-bedroom mansion featuring library, theater and five-hole golf course he built from the ground up after purchasing land in 2009

Mark Wahlberg has listed his massive, six-acre Beverly Hills Park estate for $87.5million, 13 years after purchasing the plot of land for $8M and building his dream family home.

The 50-year-old actor initially splashed out $8.25million for a dirt lot in 2009 in the exclusive North Beverly Park community located in the canyon overlooking Hollywood, and enlisted the help of architect Richard Landry of The Landry Design Group to create the home of his dreams.

Now, more than 12 years later, Wahlberg is saying goodbye to the family compound he built from scratch, which features an astonishing 12-bedrooms and 20-bathrooms across 30,500 square feet of living space.

The 267,335-square-foot lot is nestled behind guarded gates below Mulholland Drive, in the ultra swanky area with neighbors including Denzel Washington, Sylvester Stallone, Justin Bieber, Eddie Murphy and Samuel L. Jackson and Lisa Vanderpump, to name a few.

A spectacular two-story entry welcomes guests into the home and features a grand foyer with a dual staircase and gorgeous wainscoting along the walls.

Round arched hallways throughout the home offer a more Roman design to the contemporary living spaces, with a family room leading to an extensive library.

Marble flooring is used throughout the front of the home until guests reach the kitchen, where dark wooden floors add an extra earthy element to the bright white designs.

Double counter tops with additional cabinets provide ample prep and storage space for the most amateur to professional chefs, with built-in, top-of-the-line appliances to complement the six-burner stove.

A bright blue breakfast nook has wall-to-wall glass French doors, and received finishing touches with a sparkling chandelier and floral curtains.

One cozy room included a fireplace with a comfortable couch and extra wide crown molding along the ceiling.

Upstairs, the primary room was a sight to be seen as it featured a sitting area with a full couch, chair and ottoman setup next to the luxurious California King-sized four-post bed.

If the bedroom wasn’t enough, the closet was surely coveted, with room for an entire shop’s worth of clothing to be stored in custom cabinetry and multiple crystal chandeliers sparkling from the ceiling.

Another dressing room appeared to be designed specially for Marky Mark with dark wooden features and athletic shoes covering multiple walls.

Veering from the closets was an exquisite bathroom with marble countertops to match the floors.

Entertaining came easy for the Wahlberg family with a built-in theater which provided seating for more than a dozen people at any given time.

Mark also built a full-scale gym at his family home, where he was known to keep a rigorous routine, and even last year packed on 20 pounds in just three weeks for his role as a boxer-turned-priest in the upcoming film Father Stu.

In 2018, Wahlberg shocked his followers when he revealed his carefully regimented schedule where he claimed that his ‘typical’ day began with him waking up at 2:30 am, followed by ‘prayer time’ 15 minutes later and getting to the gym by 3:40 a.m.

But the real sweet spot was the outdoor space which was transformed into a serene hideaway with a sparkling pool and spa, in addition to a resort-like grotto.

Wahlberg included a firepit and sitting area into the design plans when building the massive pool area outside, which is nearby a guesthouse and skatepark.

And after swimming a few laps, he made sure he could practice his swing with his own five-hole golf course built on to the side of his property.

The impressive estate was built from the ground up after Mark purchased the land for $8.25million in 2009, and as of 2015, was finally finished building the mansion.