Renowned rapper Curtis James Jackson III, better known as 50 Cent, has at last concluded the sale of his expansive Connecticut residence, securing a price of $2.9 million for the property. Nestled in the charming town of Farmington, approximately 80 miles away from Greenwich, this impressive home spans over 50,000 square feet and stands as one of the select few properties in the state boasting approved grounds for helicopter landings, a unique feature highlighted by its listing agency, Douglas Elliman.

Described in its listing as the embodiment of “opulence and luxury,” the mansion showcases a grand total of 19 bedrooms and 25 bathrooms, along with an enticing indoor pool to enhance the lavish living experience.

The opulent offerings of this mansion continue to impress, encompassing a variety of captivating amenities. Notably, it houses a spacious nightclub area, an indoor basketball court for the sports enthusiast, multiple engaging game rooms, a green screen room for creative pursuits, a state-of-the-art recording studio, a comprehensive gymnasium, a versatile conference room, and a fully-equipped home theater for cinematic entertainment.

The mansion sits majestically upon a sprawling 17.6-acre expanse, its grounds thoughtfully designed to complement its grandeur. Among the outdoor features are a luxurious pool, a charming grotto, a serene pond, a well-appointed basketball court, inviting guesthouses, and meticulously landscaped gardens, collectively adding to the allure of the property. The intricate negotiations and sale of this mansion were successfully handled by Jennifer Leahy of Douglas Elliman, further solidifying her expertise in high-profile real estate transactions.

The journey to sell this remarkable property has not been without its challenges. 50 Cent dedicated considerable effort over the years to find the right buyer for this compound, resulting in a selling price that marks a substantial 84% decrease from its initial asking price 12 years ago, as reported by the Wall Street Journal. Interestingly, prior to its sale, the mansion had been listed on Zillow for potential monthly rental at an astonishing $100,000.

Notably, a spokesperson for 50 Cent conveyed to the Wall Street Journal that the proceeds from the mansion’s sale will be directed towards the rapper’s non-profit organization, the G-Unity Foundation, underscoring his philanthropic commitment.

Historical records reveal that 50 Cent acquired this exceptional property from boxing luminary Mike Tyson back in 2003, at an original purchase price of $4.1 million.