Rod Stewart Refuses to Lower Price of $70 Million Beverly Hills Mansion

The musician, who has lived in Los Angeles since 1975, is reluctant to sell the property and wants to keep it for himself and his family.

The mansion boasts nine bedrooms, 14 bathrooms, a pool, tennis court, soccer pitch, and a gourmet kitchen designed to cater for large parties and events.

The property also features a wine room, formal library, and a theater room with indoor and outdoor seating.

Stewart has previously denied reports that he thought Los Angeles was "toxic" and expressed his love for the city.

Rod Stewart's mansion features luxury amenities such as guest suites with private bathrooms, closets, and some rooms with private terraces.

There are also two full-size gyms, an indoor recreational room, tennis court, and soccer field on the property.

The primary room has its own private terrace and is situated off a private stairway.

The private speakeasy is decorated with rare marble floors and green walls.

The mansion also includes an outdoor pool and lounge areas, a built-in barbecue, and a four-bedroom guest house.

The singer is married to Penny Lancaster and has eight children.