Musician Moby sells Hollywood Wolf's Lair estate for $12.4 million after four years

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Musician Moby purchased the historic Wolf's Lair estate in Hollywood Hills in 2010 for $3.925 million. The castle-like property was originally built in 1927. Moby restored the 3.3-acre estate while maintaining its original character and period details. He sold the property four years later, in 2014, for $12.4 million, realizing a significant profit.

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