Lindsey Vonn and P.K. Subban Sell Beverly Hills Home for $6.9 Million After Ending Engagement
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Lindsey Vonn and P.K. Subban have sold their California home following their split last year.
The two athletes — who announced they had ended their engagement in December 2020 — put their Beverly Hills home up for sale for $7.175 million in February. Now, less than three months later, it has officially been sold for $6.9 million, according to The Los Angeles Times.
The former Olympic skier, 36, and the New Jersey Devils defenseman, 31, purchased the four-bedroom, six-bathroom residence last April for $6.75 million, the outlet reported.
Inside, the 5,500-square-foot home boasts skylights, tall ceilings, a custom fireplace in the living room, as well as a kitchen with two sizable marble islands. Outside, there's a swimming pool and spa in the backyard, which are surrounded by palm trees and hedges.
Included in the sale was a guesthouse, as well as a three-car garage that has its own Tesla charging station, according to the Times.
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After the pair announced their engagement in 2019, Vonn put her Vail, Colorado home — the first she ever owned — on the market, PEOPLE confirmed at the time.
Vonn announced the following year that the property had been sold, putting out a full-page ad in the Vail Daily, thanking everyone in the community who supported her throughout her career.
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After three years together, Vonn and Subban announced their split on Instagram in December.
"Over the past 3 years PK and I have had some incredible times together. He is a kind, good man, and someone I respect a great deal," Vonn wrote at the time. "However, after much consideration we have decided to move forward separately. We will always remain friends and love each other immensely."
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Doyle Terry
"Lindsey is one of the most kind and caring people I know. I will always treasure our time as a couple together and the many laughs we shared," the hockey player wrote in a separate post.
