Lars Ulrich, drummer for the band Metallica, sold two neighboring mansions in the Presidio Heights area of San Francisco, California, for $68 million, equivalent to approximately R$347 million. The transaction took place this week.
According to the newspaper The San Francisco Standard, this is the second largest single real estate transaction in San Francisco's history. The first place is held by the $71 million purchase made by Laurene Powell Jobs, widow of Steve Jobs, in 2024.
The larger mansion, spanning 1,486 m², was purchased by Ulrich in 2017 for $30 million, through a trust fund. The smaller one, with 557 m², was acquired in 2018 for $6 million, also through another trust fund.
The identity of the buyers was not disclosed in the article. The transaction represents a significant profit for the Danish musician, who invested approximately $36 million in the two properties.
