Rod Stewart relists his lavish LA mansion for $80 million just seven months after putting it on the market for $70m and saying he was quitting the City of Angels over its ‘toxic’ culture

Rock icon Sir Rod Stewart has put his nine-bedroom, 12-bathroom California estate back on the market for a whopping $80 million, months after sources said he had grown tired of the “toxic” culture in Los Angeles.

The 78-year-old music legend originally put the mansion up for sale in June, when it hit the market for $70 million. Seven months later it is offered again with an even higher price tag.

Stewart purchased the lot in 1991 for approximately $12 million. It spans three acres and includes the 28,000-square-foot main residence and a 4,500-square-foot guesthouse.

Architect to the stars Richard Landry designed the lavish home, complete with marble floors and a wood-paneled library.

As Stewart wraps up his Las Vegas residency, prepares for a North American tour next year and spends more time in other homes, including one in his native Britain, it seems time to move on.

The 28,000-square-foot main residence sits on three acres and features a resort-style pool, full-size soccer field and three-story guesthouse

Sources close to Stewart told Dailymail.com that he was fed up with the 'toxic' culture in Los Angeles and the lack of privacy

In June, insiders close to the star told Dailymail.com that he had grown tired of what he considered the “toxic” culture in Los Angeles and that he had “no privacy.”

He had chosen to return to his home in Britain full-time to support his wife Penny Lancaster, 52, and their sons, who no longer want to deal with the 'inconvenience' of traveling back and forth, he said. the sources are known.

“Penny loves the life she has built outside America and outside LA. She loves nothing more than working for the police,” said a family friend.

The extensive estate is located in Noord Beverly Park, an exclusive community in Beverly Hills that includes some of the most expensive real estate in Los Angeles.

Famous neighbors like Justin Bieber and Adele abound. The 'Rolling In The Deep' crooner bought her home from Sylvester Stallone for $58 million.

Stewart's home is at the end of a winding private driveway. Visitors are greeted by a circular fountain as soon as they arrive in front of the main building.

The three-story main building includes a tea room, a dining room that seats more than twenty guests, two large gymnasiums and an indoor speakeasy with green wood paneling and marble.

Inside is a grand foyer with marble floors, Corinthian columns and ornate mirrors. Crystal chandeliers abound in the formal living room, library, movie theater and eat-in kitchen.

Upon entering the home, guests are greeted by a grand foyer with marble floors, Corinthian columns and ornate mirrors.

Stewart enlisted famed architect Richard Landry to design the palatial home after purchasing the lot for just over $12 million in 1991

The home features a huge walk-in closet that is ideal for someone who shares Stewart's love of fashion

The sprawling estate features patterned marble floors, elaborate wood paneling, crystal chandeliers and intricate moldings

The home is designed for entertaining, with a bar, large library and formal dining room that seats 20 people.

There is also enormous closet space, perfect for a buyer who shares Stewart's love of fashion.

The estate's most notable features include the three-story guest house, two gyms and a resort-style swimming pool. There is a large football field on the site.

Born and raised in London, Stewart is a loyal fan of Scottish giants Celtic FC and played regularly himself.

He was also given permission to build a field at his home in Essex in 2016.

It seems he will now spend most of his time at this property, called Durrington House, which he and Penny bought that year for $5.8 million.

The most impressive amenities are designed to entertain guests, including a three-story guesthouse, two gyms and a huge swimming pool

The home is located in posh North Beverly Park, where neighbors like Adele and Justin Bieber have their own multi-million dollar properties.

Unique to Stewart's 33,000 square meter site is a full football field. The rock star is an outspoken Celtic FC and played frequently himself

Sources close to the 78-year-old music icon (pictured with wife Penny Lancaster at their UK home in 2022) say he is moving back to Essex as his sons no longer want to travel back and forth

In addition to supporting his wife's ambitions as a working mother, sources close to the family say Rod has also chosen to move across the pond because he knows that's where his two sons want to be.

“There's no way her and Rod's boys want to leave their school and friends in Britain to come to America,” the insider said.

A second source said the stunner, who has eight children by five women, has the full support of all his children.

“They all know how happy he and Penny live there and that's all they want is for their dad to be happy,” the source explains.