The former Los Angeles home of Elon Musk is on the market for nearly $50 million.
The estate at 10911 Chalon Road in Bel Air has been listed for $49.8 million, Mansion Global reported. Chinese billionaire William Ding, founder and CEO of online game maker NetEase, bought the property from Musk in 2020 for $29 million. Beverly Hills Estates’ Rayni Williams and Victoria Risko hold the listing.
The Tesla and SpaceX head sold off the property in 2020 after announcing he planned to sell nearly all of his physical possessions and own no house, listing his seven California properties for sale at the time. In the subsequent months, in addition to the Bel Air home currently on the market, he offloaded another L.A.-area home once owned by late actor Gene Wilder, a four-property portfolio in Bel Air and a 16,000-square-foot mansion in Silicon Valley’s toney enclave of Hillsborough.
The just-listed Chalon Road residence was built in 1990 and sits on a roughly 1.7-acre lot with views of downtown and the ocean as well as the Bel Air Country Club below. The property underwent extensive renovations and boasts features including a two-story library, a temperature-controlled 1,000-bottle wine cellar and a fitness center. The home has seven bedrooms overall, including a primary suite with large dressing rooms, a dedicated children’s wing and a two-room guest suite. The outside portion of the property features a pool, spa and championship tennis court as well as a five-car garage and motor court.
Following SpaceX’s initial public offering last month, Musk was deemed the world’s first trillionaire, though the title was short-lived as share prices fell and dropped his fortune by more than $50 billion. His net worth sits at $951.9 billion, per Forbes.
Musk still owns the former Gene Wilder home nearby overlooking the Bel Air Country Club. He agreed to sell the home in 2020 to filmmaker Jordan Walker-Pearlman — Wilder’s nephew — and his wife Elizabeth Hunter. At the time, Musk agreed to loan the couple a chunk of the money needed to buy it. They defaulted on the loan in 2024 and a Musk-linked trust bought the house back in January 2025 for $7.6 million, the Wall Street Journal reported.
— Chris Malone Méndez
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