Rod Stewart relists his lavish LA mansion for $80 million just seven months after putting it on the market for $70m and saying he was quitting the City of Angels over its 'toxic' culture

In June, insiders told Dailymail.com that Stewart had grown tired of the city's 'toxic' culture and lack of privacy The rock legend purchased the three-acre lot for around $12 million in 1991 Rock icon Sir Rod Stewart has placed his nine-bedroom, 12-bath California estate back on the market for a whopping $80 million, months after sources said he had grown tired of the 'toxic' culture in Los Angeles. Music legend Rod Stewart, 78, has relisted his lavish Los Angeles mansion for $80 million, just seven months after it hit the market with a $70 million price tag The 28,000-square-foot main residence sits on three acres and comes equipped with a resort-style pool, full soccer court and three-story guest house Sources close to Stewart told Dailymail.com that he had tired of the 'toxic' culture in Los Angeles and lack of privacy In June, insiders close to the star told Dailymail.com that he had grown tired of what he perceived as the 'toxic' culture in Los Angeles and felt that he had 'no privacy.' Upon entering the home, guests are greeted by a grand foyer with marble floors, Corinthian columns and ornate mirrors Stewart enlisted celebrity architect Richard Landry to design the palace-like home after purchasing the lot for just over $12 million in 1991 The home features a massive walk-in closet that is ideal for someone who shares Stewart's penchant for fashion The sprawling estate has patterned marble floors, elaborate wood paneling, crystal chandeliers and intricate moldings The home is designed for entertaining, with a bar, sizable library and formal dining room that can fit 20 people. The most impressive features are designed for entertaining guests, including a three-story guesthouse, two gyms and an enormous pool The home is situated in posh North Beverly Park, where neighbors by the likes of Adele and Justin Bieber have their own multi-million-dollar properties Unique to Stewart's 33,000-square-foot property is a full soccer field.