The vlogger bought the £4.8million estate in upscale Encino last year and set about making the luxurious pad his own
TO say YouTube megastar Paul Logan has it all and more is an understatement.
The 24-year-old vlogger even has his own chef, a sizeable collection of animals and a pimped up school bus should he ever leave his sprawling 9,200ft LA mansion.
Paul’s gargantuan French style country house has no less than seven bedrooms plus nine bathrooms, and is located in the upscale neighbourhood of Encino.
And despite only having lived for more than a year in his palatial pad — bought for a cool £5.5million — he has certainly made it a mansion fit for a maverick.
The YouTuber's bonkers HQ was explored in a new video by real estate guru Ryan Serhant.
Inside you see a world created by one man’s whim, with a collection of miniature cars, fake cadavers and roaming animals including a pig, dogs of all kinds and a parrot.
Giant horse statues loom large.
In his lounge Paul sprawls out on circular couches which each cost £35,000. In his marble kitchen a professional chef is on hand.
In the massive garden there is a swimming pool but also a boxing ring, where he hones his white collar fighting skills.
And being the ultimate big kid, it's perhaps no surprise that his mode of transport is a pimped up school bus, complete with 30 speakers, a mini bar and kitchen.
Paul is worth £11million thanks to his massive online following — some 15m YouTube subscribers — despite courting controversy and condemnation for various stunts and comments.
Paul came under fire around the world for a sick YouTube video in which he showed a man hanging from a tree in Japan's notorious "suicide forest".
He has also sparked outrage for trying to cast a "real albino woman" in a video and for a clip in which he pretends to rip out a person's heart.
More recently he has been slammed for claiming he was going to “go gay” for a month.
Yesterday a video emerged which showed Paul slapping a man unconscious ahead of a contest in Russia.
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