Rod Stewart is putting his VERY decadent Los Angeles mansion on the market for $70 million

Classic rock icon Rod Stewart is the latest celebrity to put his California estate up for sale, as his $70 million North Beverly Park property with wild amenities comes on the market.

Stewart, 78, had the property designed for him in the 1990s by famed Californian architect Richard Landry, after buying the land in 1991 for just over $12 million. The enclave has been home to the English star ever since.

The palatial estate includes patterned marble floors, elaborate wood paneling, crystal chandeliers, and intricate moldings.

Stewart lives there with his old wife Penny Lancaster and his two youngest sons, 18-year-old Alistair and 12-year-old Aiden.

The ‘Do you think I’m sexy?’ crooner bought the property during his second marriage to model Rachel Hunter.

The nine bedroom main house has a unique yellow exterior with double doors to welcome you inside.

The long private driveway features a motor field and a classic fountain.

The interior has a grand foyer with marble floors, Corinthian columns and ornate mirrors.

Perhaps the estate’s greatest features are for entertainment purposes – including a three-story guest house and two gyms, as well as a swimming pool.

There’s also a great room with a wet bar, fireplace, and French doors leading to an area that overlooks the entire setup.

It also comes with a grand piano, wood-paneled library, chandelier, and a formal dining room that can seat 20 people.

Listing images show huge closet space, perfect for the shopper who shares Stewart’s penchant for fashion, especially shoes.

Unique to the 33,000 square meter estate is a large football pitch, as Stewart is a notorious fan of Scottish giants Celtic and often played himself. He also got permission to build a field at his home in Essex in 2016.

He even went so far as to allow his son Aiden’s under-12 team to use it as a training ground when they lost theirs during the pandemic.

It wasn’t just for kids, as former Republic of Ireland star Robbie Keane told me The Scot in 2017 that Stewart would invite him and several others to play at the estate.

Stewart has a huge collection of artwork and statues inside, but they are not part of the sale.

Douglas Elliman’s agent Michelle Oliver said she’s hoping for a buyer who wants a “return to maximalism” and “something that looks different and stands out.”

It’s not clear why Stewart is selling, and Oliver is refusing to comment, but he could be the latest in an exodus of California stars.

Los Angeles’ wealthiest residents flee the city as Governor Gavin Newsom raises taxes on the wealthy and the city crumbles under rising crime rates – with actor Jim Carrey, the latest A-lister to put his home up for sale.

Carey, 61, who bought his Brentwood mansion for $3.8 million in 1994, listed his home for a whopping $28.9 million after announcing his plan to retire from acting.

Mark Wahlberg said he had saying goodbye to the Golden State in hopes of giving its children a “better life.” late last year in tax-exempt Nevada.

Tesla CEO and now “Chief Twit” Elon Musk confirmed that he moved to Texas in 2020 after a feud with California lawmakers over the government shutdown during the COVID-19 crisis.

While many celebrities have moved on for marriage or a relationship, well-known conservative comedian and SNL alum Rob Schneider left for political reasons.

“California, my native land and where all my children were born, I have spent my whole life in your beauty,” he tweeted in 2020. “So it is with great sadness that we must say goodbye. But it’s time to leave #CaliforniaYouBrokeMyHeart.”

Schneider has since moved to what he called the “slightly freer state” of nearby Arizona, telling Fox News in 2022 that he didn’t want “the Democratic Party trying to control my life.”

Comedian, MMA commentator and podcasting icon Joe Rogan has moved his Spotify-backed show, as well as the rest of his life, to Texas.

Rogan said he moved to Austin, Texas in 2020 to “have a little more freedom.”