Logan Paul has amazing mansions that include a former desert ranch of Timothy Leary, drug guru and a $6m LA pad.

LOGAN PALOL is the king of YouTubers in terms of his property portfolio.

This internet personality has made millions by posting content to his 26 million-plus subscribers.


YouTuber Logan Paul is building himself a property empire
Logan Paul, YouTuber Logan with Ginger, his pet Tibet Mastiff Dog

It is believed that he could earn as much as $17million by his efforts to avoid a knockout by "Money Mayweather".

Paul, 27 years old, has enough wealth to purchase houses that you and I can only imagine.

The Maverick is a lover of living in Los Angeles' Valley and owns a beautiful home in Encino.

He also purchased a desert ranch that was once owned by Timothy Leary, LSD-advocate, for $1m.

Below, take a look inside his digs.

HIS FIRST HOME

Yes, he did rent an apartment in Hollywood.

Logan spent $6m in 2017 on a home of 9,000 sq. feet in Encino, his first home.

This gated estate, which was built in 1970s, is located in a desirable neighborhood in Los Angeles' San Fernando Valley.



In 2017 Logan spent around £4.8m on a lavish LA home
Logan spent $6 million on a luxurious LA home in 2017


The Encino home has five bedrooms and seven bathrooms
The Encino home features five bedrooms and seven baths


The kitchen has an island through the middle of it
The kitchen features an island in the middle.


There are several wine cellars in Pauls Californian property
There is a variety of wine cellars on Paul's Californian property


The Encino pad was built in the 1970s
The Encino pad was constructed in the 1970s


Comedian Ryan Stiles was listed as a former owner of the home
Ryan Stiles, comedian, was listed as the former owner of this home


The garden offers the perfect opportunity to throw a pool party
The garden is the ideal place to host a pool party

Logan Paul's home has the farmhouse look.

It looks like a modern farmhouse and has seven bedrooms, vaulted ceilings and seven bathrooms. There are four fireplaces and four wine cellars.

It is believed that it was once owned by Whose Line Is It Anyway? comedian Ryan Stiles.

It is often called the Maverick House because of the name of his merchandise line, which also includes a clothing label.

Side note: Maverick is also his pet parrot's name.

THE DESERT RANCH

Paul loves to party and his new home is the ideal setting for him.

He recently spent $1 million on a desert ranch once owned by Timothy Leary, a drug guru in the 1960s.

Leary lived with about 30 of his 'Hippie Mafia’ friends in the house, and it is believed that he produced LSD there.

The property covers 80 acres and is surrounded by the San Jacinto Mountains of California.

The Brotherhood of Eternal Love, or 'The Brotherhood of Eternal Love,' lived in the outhouses. Leary and his wife stayed at the ranch house.



Paul recently bought a desert ranch for around £800k
Paul recently purchased a desert ranch worth approximately $1m


The desert ranch was formerly owned by 60s drugs guru Timothy Leary
The desert ranch was once owned by Timothy Leary, a 60s drug guru.


It was famously believed that LSD was made at the ranch
It was widely believed that LSD was produced at the ranch


The studio boasts huge windows
The studio has large windows


The main house has two bedrooms
The main house has two bedrooms


The expansive living room can be warmed up by a freestanding fireplace
The large living room can be heated by a freestanding fireplace


The kitchen is perfect for entertaining guests
The kitchen is ideal for hosting guests


The dining room has ample space to throw a dinner party
The dining room is large enough to host a dinner party


The home is built across a mammoth 80 acres
The huge garden has a makeshift pool

The main house has two bedrooms and a large living room. There is also a fireplace.

Wood beams and a custom fireplace can be found in the master bedroom.

Additionally, the property has a barn and a two-car garage. There are also two solar panels systems that provide power.

A pair of springs supplies water to a tank holding 70,000 gallons.

Paul can record videos in the 500-square foot studio, which is enclosed by glass walls and fitted with angled skylights.

Logan, one question: When can we get round?