The CEO of Dominos in Australia has splashed out big bucks for a Bel Air mansion.
Don Meij (52), and Jenny, his wife, paid $28 million to purchase the Villa Estate in Los Angeles’ ritzy suburb.
According to realestate.com.au it boasts 8 bedrooms and stunning 15 bathrooms.
Bel Air’s fresh pizza prince! Don Meij (52) and Jenny (52), are an Aussie couple who paid $28 Million for the villa in the exclusive Los Angeles suburb.
It also features an indoor pool and spa, a home theatre and a climate-controlled wine cellar.
The home sits on half an acre of land that overlooks Stone Canyon Reservoir.
You can also enjoy the city view of Downtown Los Angeles.
According to realestate.com.au, the new digs include eight bedrooms and 15 bathrooms. Pictured: Dominos Australia boss Meij
According to the listing, it includes “a spacious formal living room, dining space, and wood-panelled work area.” It also has French doors opening to outdoor terraces and the view of the reservoir.
The lower level is a paradise for entertainers, featuring an indoor pool, spa, home theater, and billiards room. There’s also a climate-controlled wine cellar, subterranean garage, and climate-controlled wine cellar.
This adds to the fact that the property had been sold in August.
A view from your room: Your home overlooks Stone Canyon Reservoir on half an acre.
Don and Jenny recently sold their ski chalet in Aspen, Colorado for almost $14 million.
Their family house in Brisbane’s Ascot was sold for $11,000,000 in 2018.
Then last year, the high flying couple purchased a three-bedroom, full floor Gold Coast apartment for $5.3 million.
There are also mod cons like an indoor pool and spa as well as a home theatre, climate-controlled wine cellar and a home theatre.
Meij started his career as a driver for pizza delivery in 1987. He worked his way up to become the Australian head of Domino’s Australia operations.
Meij became Australia’s first publicly traded pizza restaurant on the Australian Stock Exchange.
In 2017, he celebrated his 30th year with the company.
Ritzy: The listing says that the house has a large formal living and dining area, as well as a wood-paneled office. All rooms have French doors opening to terraces outside.