Mindy Kaling splashes $9.5million on Frank Sinatra’s incredible Malibu beach house
MINDY Kaling has splashed $9.55million on a stunning Malibu beach home formerly owned by Frank Sinatra.
The plush coastal pad sleeps seven, has nine bathrooms and is just a stone's throw from the ocean.
Comedy star Mindy, 40, has been active in the property market in recent years and managed to get nearly $3.5million knocked off the original asking price.
Her latest buy comes after she sold her Sunset Strip home for $1.61million in 2017 as well as her Beverley Grove villa a year later.
In addition to the Malibu estate she has a $6.5million property in Hancock Park and a two-bed apartment in Nolita.
The Malibu home's sprawling 5,824ft will give Mindy and daughter Katherine, two, plenty of space to unwind.
It boasts a plunge pool, a landscaped garden and ocean views.
While inside there's a huge fireplace for those chilly beach nights as well as a bar and a tribute to crooner Frank in the hallway.
There's an elevator for easy access to the first floor and if Mindy ever wants a pamper session there's a steam room and hair salon too.
Sinatra built the home in the early 90s, employing the talent of esteemed architect Ted Grenzbach.
The singer died in 1998 aged 82 after suffering a heart attack.
Meanwhile Mindy is best known for her sitcom The Mindy Project as well as writing and directing The Office.
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She gave birth to Katherine in 2018 and has never disclosed who her father is.
In an interview with the , she said: “I’m not a very maternal person, but I didn’t see a world in which I didn’t have kids. It was always a priority for me. And as much as I love being a mother, I haven’t changed at all since I had a kid."
Her fans have speculated Katherine's father is Mindy's Office co-writer and ex BJ Novak.
But Mindy insists they're just good pals and
She continued: “BJ just feels like part of my family. He’s the godfather to my daughter and he comes over once a week to see her.
"She gets so excited and runs to the door going: ‘B! B! B!”
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