Sheryl Crow “A Change Would Do You Good”!

Sheryl Crow “A Change Would Do You Good”!

Sheryl Crow "A Change Would Do You Good"!

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Sheryl has been in the news a lot lately. She just finished a new album and also released a controversial new song she wrote, Woman in the White House. The song was intended to promote the idea of having a woman president, but many felt the wording was detrimental to the advancement of women. Sheryl is one of those refreshing types who doesn’t give a hoot about political correctness and says what she thinks. If feathers are ruffled, good. It usually means they should be. This Grammy winner has had much success rewarding her exceptional talent as a songwriter and singer through the years, while at the same time battling breast cancer, now a benign brain tumor and an earlier highly publicized breakup with Lance Armstrong five months after their engagement was announced. She has also been caught up in the fallout over Lance’s doping charges and was recently questioned by the FBI. Sheryl has adopted two baby boys, so with such a hectic life, it’s no wonder she picks estates with lots of land and space away from the mainstream chaos. She has enough of her own.

Sheryl has been trying to sell her Tennessee horse farm since early 2010, and now she’s moved back into that and has put her Hollywood compound on the market! The gal does have great taste and decorating sense, so all of her homes have been winners. What makes this one such a great property is its 11-acre spread with three separate homes, each with character, and the trails that connect them through ancient trees. One could easily forget they were in Hollywood when ensconced in this compound. It’s the ultimate getaway. The main house is Spanish Revival, the next, a 1909 Craftsman, and the third is a cottage built in 1885. The main house has an infinity swimming pool and a pergola with a fireplace and barbecue.

Sheryl Crow is selling her Los Angeles estate – asking $16 million for Hollywood Hills home on 11 acres.

Source: www.nourmand.com