The late Matthew Perry's house has been sold for $8 million, almost a year after his passing.

Last year, the world was shocked by the sudden passing of beloved Friends actor, Matthew Perry. At just 52 years old, his death left a void in the hearts of fans and loved ones alike. And now, nearly a year later, the news has surfaced that his iconic LA home has been sold.

According to reports, the sprawling property was purchased by renowned movie producer and real estate tycoon, Anita Verma-Lallian. The off-market sale was finalized for a staggering $8.55 million, a significant increase from the $6 million that Perry had originally purchased it for in 2020.

Located in the picturesque Pacific Palisades neighborhood of Los Angeles, Perry's home boasted 3,500 square feet of living space, with four bedrooms and four-and-a-half baths. But it's not just the impressive size that drew in potential buyers - the property also offers breathtaking views of the LA skyline and the vast ocean.

Perry himself had made several modifications to the house, including the addition of a swimming pool and hot tub, making it the ultimate luxury retreat. And it seems that the new owner has similar plans for the property, as it will be utilized as a vacation home.

But as the sale of Perry's former home is celebrated, the investigation into his untimely death continues. Last month, five people, including his personal assistant and two doctors, were charged in connection with his passing. It was determined that the primary cause of death was an overdose of the drug ketamine, with other contributing factors being drowning and coronary artery disease.

According to court documents, Perry had been consuming ketamine multiple times a day, provided by a "network of corrupt doctors." This revelation sheds light on the actor's long-standing struggle with addiction, a battle that he unfortunately lost.

In a recent interview, Perry's mother, Suzanne Morrison, shared how she believes her son had a premonition about his impending passing. Just before his death, he had a heartfelt conversation with her, expressing his love and happiness to be with her. It was a rare moment for the two, and Morrison couldn't help but feel that there was an inevitability to what was to come.

But despite the tragedy, Perry's legacy lives on through his iconic character, Chandler Bing, and the enduring impact of Friends on pop culture. And as for his former home, it will continue to be a symbol of his success and the memories he created within its walls.

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