Sean “Diddy” Combs is selling his Beverly Hills mansion for $61.5 million—the same house raided by Homeland Security earlier this year in connection with a sex-trafficking investigation unveiled Tuesday.

Federal prosecutors indicted Combs on sex-trafficking and racketeering charges, alleging that he’d helped run a sex-trafficking ring for more than a decade.

The 10-bedroom home, which hit the market in early September, spans 17,000 square feet on South Mapleton Drive in star-studded Holmby Hills.

The former hip-hop megastar purchased the property for $39 million in 2014, just after it had been completed by spec megamansion builder Nile Niami, according to Curbed. Described as “European-style,” the home is located on a 1.5-acre lot and includes 10 bedrooms, a 35-person theater, and a pool and grotto connected by an underground water tunnel.

In addition, the property includes a separate two-story guest house and a spa building with its own beauty salon, per the listing. The outdoors includes formal gardens, a basketball court, and covered loggia set up for outdoor eating with a barbecue and pizza oven.

The property was listed last week. The news was first reported by the New York Post.

Kurt Rappaport, co-founder of Westside Estate Agency (and dubbed “realtor to the stars” by the Los Angeles Times), is representing Combs in the sale, and could not immediately be reached for comment.

In March, Homeland Security raided the house in connection to a sex-trafficking investigation, amid a flurry of  civil lawsuitsfiled against the music mogul accusing him of rape and unwanted sexual contact, according to The New York Times.

On Tuesday, Federal prosecutors in New York unveiled a long list of sex-trafficking and racketeering charges against Combs, alleging that the former rapper helped run a prostitution and sex-trafficking “enterprise” for more than a decade, in which victims were lured into the musician’s orbit, then drugged and raped at dayslong “freak off” events, The Wall Street Journal reported.

Combs has previously denied the allegations. A lawyer for the hip-hop mogul reportedly said Combs “was not a criminal” in a statement after the arrest on Monday.

Combs, 54, also owns an island home off Miami Beach that was raided at the same time. In 2021, he spent $35 million to purchase the former South Florida home of musical legends Gloria and Emilio Estefan on Star Island, next door to the home he had owned since 2003, according to property records and the Miami Herald.

The Los Angeles Home is located in one of the swankiest areas in the country, home to the likes of Kylie Jenner, Sean Parker, Alexandra Von Furstenberg as well as the Playboy Mansion.