Wahlberg lists Beverly Hills mansion for $13 million

He’s great at starring in action films and Hollywood blockbusters, and was even a decent singer back in the day, but Mark Wahlberg has not done quite as well when it comes to selling his home in Beverly Hills, Calif.

Wahlberg, who first found success as an underwear model, listed his enormous estate for sale in 2008 for $15.9 million. In 2009, with news of his wife, model Rhea Durham, expecting baby No. 4, the property was delisted. In 2011, the home hit the market again, this time with a discounted price of $13.995 million.

Unfortunately, that discount wasn’t enough, and Wahlberg slashed the price yet again — this time down a million to $12.995 million.

According to The Wall Street Journal, Wahlberg is looking to handoff this massive property to focus on building a new 33,000-square-foot home nearby.

Wahlberg’s Mediterranean-style manse at 9694 Oak Pass Road in Beverly Hills is an ultra-private compound in a secure and gated community near Beverly Park. A “trophy property with unparalleled privacy,” Wahlberg’s 5-bed, 8.5-bath home sits on nearly 2 acres. A guesthouse on the property provides an additional 2 bedrooms and baths.

Measuring 11,500 square feet, this prime slice of celebrity real estate offers a chef’s kitchen, screening room, as well as dining and living rooms “fit for entertaining.”

Wondering how Wahlberg gets in shape for his movie roles? The property also has a two-story gym with a full-size boxing ring.

The grounds feature a sports court (suited for basketball, tennis or racquetball), putting green, outdoor pool with waterfall, grotto and cabanas, and sweeping canyon views.