'Credit-crunched Britney puts Beverly Hills pad for sale at cut-price fee'
20 Jun 2009, 1328 Hrs

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London, June 20 Recession has not even spared Britney Spears. The singer has reportedly put her house on the market for less than she bought it for.

Back in 2007, the Toxic hitmaker had paid 4million pounds for the Beverly Hills pad, reports The Sun.

After a bid to sell it for almost 1million pounds more in 2008, then another go that same year, she's now reduced the asking price to 100,000 pounds under the original value and is expecting an offer well below that, according to sources.

The "exquisite gated Italian Renaissance inspired villa" has six bedrooms, six bathrooms, a maid's quarter, library, swimming pool and lots more in its "7,500 square feet of luxury".

The listing is held by Tomer Fridman at Ewing Sothebys. (ANI)

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