Kevin Spacey’s $5.6 million waterfront condominium in Baltimore has been sold at auction as the actor faces financial difficulties following a string of sexual misconduct allegations. Spacey, who was recently acquitted on sexual assault charges in London, revealed in an emotional interview that he was grappling with millions of dollars in debt and possible foreclosure on the Baltimore property where he moved while filming “House of Cards.”
The luxury condo, located on Baltimore’s Inner Harbor, was auctioned off for $3.24 million. The property features six bedrooms, seven full baths, an elevator, sauna, home theater, rooftop terrace, multiple verandas, and a four-car garage. Despite facing financial challenges, Spacey managed to avoid bankruptcy and secure a sale for his lavish waterfront residence.
The winning bid was placed by a proxy for a local real estate developer and businessman, whose identity has not been publicly disclosed. The auction took place at the downtown Baltimore Circuit Court building, with a small group of potential buyers participating in the bidding process. Spacey’s legal battles and financial woes have overshadowed his once-thriving acting career, as he navigates the aftermath of the #MeToo movement gaining prominence in the entertainment industry.
