In an off-market deal, Johnson, 48, who is considering running for president, quietly closed on the six-bedroom, twelve-bathroom house on April 6.

Situated on a flat 3.67-acre site, the structure is regarded as the largest asset in the affluent Beverly Park neighborhood, which is frequented by celebrities such as Rod Stewart, Sylvester Stallone, Eddie Murphy, Sofa Vergara, and Denzel Washington.

Measuring an astounding 17,630 square feet, it boasts every imaginable amenity, including an indoor pool, a baseball diamond, a music room complete with a recording studio, a movie theater, and an elevator. It also features a tennis court.

A long, olive-tree-lined road on a peaceful cul-de-sac in a quiet neighborhood high in the mountains above Beverly Hills ends at a motor court. In addition, the park boasts many old trees, beautiful trails, and “hidden sanctuaries.”

Johnson listed his opulent equestrian estate for sale in January on the outskirts of Atlanta, but he hasn’t gotten any bids.

He was known as the highest-paid actor in Hollywood thanks to his roles in films such as “Jumanji,” “Ballers,” and “Fast & Furious.”