Rapper 50 Cent has finally sold his 21-bedroom, 25-bathroom Farmington, Connecticut mansion for $3 Million – $15.5 Million less than what he paid for it 12 years ago and donated all the proceeds to his G-Unity Foundation.

Insiders close to the 43-year-old rapper told TMZ on Monday that he decided to forward the proceeds to his organization, which is focused on building the economy in low-income communities via grants.

The In da CluƄ rapper, whose real name is Curtis James Jackson III, initially paid $18.5 Million for the property from its previous owner, Mike Tyson, in 2007.

Among the features of the house include a professional game room, a gymnasium, a luxe home theater, an infinity pool, a recording studio, a room with a green screen, a grotto inspired Ƅy PlayƄoy Mansion, and a nightcluƄ.

The Candy Shop rapper had made numerous attempts at selling the home – which is set over 17 acres – cutting his asking price on multiple occasions in his bid to move it.

In 2018, he sought the help of Million Dollar Listing New York’s Fredrik Eklund in attempting to sell the abode – which he hadn’t lived in for years.

After a break-in at the home in May of 2017, the P.I.M.P. performer took to Instagram, writing, ‘What my house got robbed . . . I thought I sold that MF. LOL.’