Inside Avicii’s $15.5 Million Dollar Hollywood Home
Mar 10, 2014 01:27
Musician Tim Bergling is better known under his nom de guerre, Avicii. He recently moved into his new Hollywood residence, costing him $15.5 million.
It has a stunning panoramic view of downtown LA all the way to Santa Monica and out to Catalina Island in the Pacific and beyond. It boasts an incredible 7,007 sq. ft and has six bedrooms, sevn bathrooms and tons of technology to keep this house pretty futuristic and safe.
Check out more pictures of his new home in the gallery below:
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