Music legend Paul Anka, 82, puts his luxury mansion on market for $10 MILLION – complete with its own RECORDING studio, gym… and a host of A-list neighbors from Britney Spears to Wayne Gretzky

Former teen idol and music legend Paul Anka is selling his $10 million country club mansion, which spans more than 7,700 square feet and includes six acres of land.

Paul is known for his hit singles Put Your Head on My Shoulder, Have My Baby and Diana, which sold 20 million copies worldwide.

Writing for some of the world’s biggest stars, Paul has penned Frank Sinatra’s My Way, Tom Jones’ She’s A Lady and three Michael Jackson singles.

His mansion was built in 2006 and the 82-year-old bought it a year later for $4 million.

The former teen idol (pictured left at 17 and right last year) is best known for her hit singles Put Your Head On My Shoulder, Have My Baby and Diana, which sold 20 million copies worldwide. the world. He bought the house for $4 million in 2007

Today, the genius musician has listed his majestic five-bedroom home, which includes six bathrooms, a glass-walled gym and a private parking lot.

Upon entering, guests are greeted by impressive columns, stone floors and marble accents.

The gourmet kitchen offers a convenient island, ample storage space and informal living.

Located on the first floor, the two lounges boast the singer-songwriter’s achievements, with a collection of gold and platinum records, as well as a grand piano.

The master suite includes a large fireplace, private bathroom, and ornate desk, perfect for working from home.

Highlighting the black and white theme, a zebra-striped hallway leads to the main attraction, the recording room used by Paul.

The large office and music room features state-of-the-art equipment and a glass-walled studio, all ready to record the latest hit single.

Featuring a separate gym, the glass-walled Greek building is an ideal space for exercising, with picturesque views of the Santa Monica Mountains.

Paul’s Porsche Panamera and Mercedes-Benz G-Wagen are pictured in the property’s grand driveway.

One of the living rooms is pictured above. It features sleek, glossy floor tiles, neutral white and light brown accents, and Paul’s gold and silver plaques on the wall.

A horseshoe-shaped suede sofa is present in the living room as well as a comfortable glass fireplace. The room is decorated with minimalist artwork and an elegant Louis Vuitton trunk

One of the living rooms stands out with its bright orange walls, green suede sofa, mirrored wall, light brown leather reading chairs and grand piano.

The kitchen offers counter and table seating with magnificent outdoor views of the mountains and trees from any vantage point.

Formal dining space opens to fresh air and mountain views

Located in the Sherwood Country Club, a round of golf or tennis is just steps away, offering 13 courts, a spa, fitness center and restaurants.

Membership at the golf course has an initiation fee of $125,000 and costs $2,220 per month.

Members such as Justin Timberlake, Sylvester Stallone and Tom Selleck are fans and regulars of the Jack Nicklaus-designed golf course.

The luxurious and upscale Thousand Oaks neighborhood is home to famous residents such as Britney Spears, John Fogerty and Wayne Gretzky.

The breathtakingly beautiful mansion has been listed by Compass.

The luxury amateur singer recorded his first single, I Confess, when he was just 14 years old.

The room has black parquet floors, large windows and a stylish private bathroom.

The large office and music room features state-of-the-art equipment and a glass-walled studio, all ready to record the latest hit single.

The pool room centrally located off another kitchen allows guests easy access to food and drinks while playing.

The independent gym has a TV and three machines to get in shape while being surrounded by greenery.

The beautiful infinity pool is the perfect place to sunbathe and relax with a book outside.

In November, Paul will begin his Seven Decades Tour, which will include 11 concerts across the United States. In the photo on the left, Paul in 1960 and in the photo on the right, it’s him now.

He was one of the most famous teenage sensations of the 1950s and 1960s.

Paul continued to tour with Buddy Holly and even created the theme song for The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson. In 1978, Paul opened Jubilation, which was the largest nightclub in the world at the time.

Then, in 1993, he was inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame. He has sold more than 10 million albums worldwide.

The hitmaker isn’t looking back on his retirement years anytime soon. In November, Paul will begin his Seven Decades Tour which will include 11 concerts across the United States and conclude in January 2024.