Impact Theory Founder’s Huge Mulholland Drive Mansion Finally Sells For $10 Million
Chloe Ramirez YouTuber Tom Bilyeu and his business partner wife Lisa have officially offloaded another Los Angeles mansion that’s been available for over two years.
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According to Dirt, On and off the market since late 2020, once for as much as $15 million, the listing price was reduced twice before finally selling for exactly $10 million to an as-yet-unnamed buyer. But that’s still $1.7 million more than the Bilyeus — currently co-owners of Impact Theory, a globally popular empowerment interview show — paid for the Spanish Revival-inspired villa almost eight years ago, back in spring 2015.
Tucked away behind double gates on a full acre of land in the Beverly Hills Post Office neighborhood, the six-bedroom, nine-bath home was built in 2008 and doesn’t look as if it’s undergone any changes at all during the Bilyeu’s tenure. Coming in at nearly 11,000 square feet, the three-level dwelling features a wealth of opulent living space adorned throughout with ornate crown molding, high vaulted ceilings and arched doorways.
Among the highlights: a rotunda-topped foyer that flows to two oversized living rooms sporting custom cut-stone floors and marble fireplaces, plus a gourmet eat-in kitchen outfitted with high-end Sub-Zero and Miele appliances. An upstairs master retreat displays a fireplace, mini-bar, private balcony, dual walk-in closets and a luxe bath equipped with a jetted tub; and elsewhere is a secondary master suite that opens to the backyard, along with media and game rooms, an office and a wine cellar.
As for the park-like grounds, the backyard hosts plenty of spots ideal for al fresco lounging and entertaining, along with a freeform pool and raised spa surrounded by a sundeck, cabana and sport court. There’s also an attached two-car garage and extra parking for at least 20 vehicles out front courtesy of a spacious motorcourt.
For now, the Bilyeus still own an ultra-contemporary showpiece in the hills above Sunset Strip that they paid $35.5 million for around three years ago — shortly after their highly successful nutrition-based food company sold to the maker of Atkins bars for a cool $1 billion.
Sources: Dirt
