Former “The Late Late Show” host James Corden and wife Julia Carey have finally sold their Los Angeles mansion for $17,125,000, according to The Real Deal. The transaction comes out to nearly $5 million less than their original asking price.

The couple listed the 8,609-square-foot home back in January for $22 million. The following month, they dropped the price to $20,950,000.

In March, the place saw another price cut to $17,950,000, before the pair accepted a lower offer and sold the house in May.

According to Dirt, the new owner is LeeAnn Akouri-Shan, daughter of Hong Kong private equity billionaire, Weijian Shan.

Corden and Carey might have netted less than they asked, but they still came out way ahead. The couple purchased the home back in 2017 for $9,770,000.

After Corden’s eight-year run with “The Late Late Show,” he decided to sell the swanky, SoCal spread and move the family back to his native England.

Built in 1997, the six-bedroom house sits on a nearly half-acre lot in the Brentwood Park neighborhood. The “Carpool Karaoke” star did some extensive renovations to the stylish abode during his ownership. Take a look.

A gourmet kitchen now boasts blue cabinets, Wolf appliances, a marble center island, and breakfast nook.

There is even an outdoor kitchen complete with pizza oven.

Inside, luxury finishes include custom molding, two fireplaces, vaulted ceilings, an extensive security system, and Crestron home automation.

Designed for a Hollywood star, the spectacular primary suite has a spacious sitting area, dual walk-in closets, and a showstopping bathroom with access to a private terrace.

A sumptuous secondary suite features its own kitchenette and office space.

The backyard oasis was designed for both fun and relaxation. There’s an in-ground trampoline, pool, and spa.

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