BEL AIR, CALIFORNIA – Thursday November 11 2010. Nicolas Cage owned Gothic-style mansion in the l Air area of Los Angeles. After purchasing the estate in the nineties, Cage since struggled to sell the property, which he lost to foreclosure in 2010. Initially, Cage had the estate up for sale for $35million, but this week the new owner picked up the sprawling mansion for just $10.5m. ORIGINAL PICTURE CAPTION: Formerly owned by Welsh crooner Tom Jones, the sprawling seven bedroom, seven bathroom, estate features an outdoor pool, projection room, library, custom-built wine cellar and a state-of-the-art security system. There is also a two bed, two bath guest house, motor court, four car garage, separate servants quarters and entrance.
Tom Jones chilling by the pool at the mansion back in the day.Nick Cage Attends the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) Goodwill Ambassador Nicolas Cage listens during a conference against transnational organized crime in Vienna October 21, 2010.
Tom Jones chilling by the pool at the mansion back in the day.Nick Cage Attends the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) Goodwill Ambassador Nicolas Cage listens during a conference against transnational organized crime in Vienna October 21, 2010.