Stunning aerial photos offer a detailed look at Elon Musk’s sprawling $85million compound in Los Angeles – including two homes that are now on the market after the Tesla CEO vowed to sell his physical assets.

Musk spent the past seven years building a mini real estate empire in the celebrity enclave of Bel Air by snapping up six properties in walking distance from each other.

The homes, which range in value from $3.2million to $30million, are located on two adjacent streets – at one point prompting rumors that Musk planned to build a connective tunnel system beneath them.

But now, Musk is making moves to disband the property cluster.

The eccentric entrepreneur, who according to Forbes is worth more than $38billion, indicated that he planned to put the homes on the market in a bizarre Twitter rant on Friday, writing: ‘I am selling almost all physical possessions. Will own no home.’

Elon Musk (pictured in March) appears to be preparing to disband his sprawling compound made up of six separate homes in the Bel Air neighborhood of Los Angeles

In the same rant Musk declared that Tesla’s stock price was ‘too high’ – causing the companies shares to plummet almost 11 percent and erasing around $13million from its market value, including nearly $3million from the CEO’s stake.

On Monday it was revealed that Musk had put two of the Bel Air homes up for sale for a combined $39.5million.

The aerial photo above shows five of the six homes Elon Musk owns on adjacent streets in the upscale Bel Air neighborhood of Los Angeles. Last week the Tesla CEO announced that he plans to sell ‘almost all’ of his physical possessions in a bizarre Twitter rant, declaring: ‘Will own no home’

Musk announced that he plans to sell ‘almost all’ of his physical possessions in a string of bizarre tweets on Friday

Musk put this home at 10924 Chalon Road on the market for $30million on Monday, two days after his Twitter rant

This home at 10930 Chalon Road – which was previously owned by Gene Wilder – is also now for sale for $9.5million

Musk bought the home above at 10947 Chalon Road in July 2015 for $20million. It is now estimated to be worth $10.7million

The first home for sale is Musk’s lower Bel Air estate that overlooks the Bel Air Country Club.

The residence, which was purchased by Musk in 2012 for $17million, has been listed for $30million on Zillow.

The 16,251-square-foot mansion boasts six bedrooms, 11 bathrooms, a two-story library, swimming pool, and a tennis court.

It also features a gym, pool, a wine cellar, fruit orchard and a five-car garage.

The second home has been listed for $9.5million and used to be owned by the late Willy Wonka actor, Gene Wilder, who died in 2016.

It features five bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms, an oval pool and a private guest cottage.

In November 2013, Musk purchased the three-quarter-acre Bel Air home for $6.75million. Musk has since turned the property into a private school.

In one of his Friday tweets, Musk said he would sell the home with certain conditions.

‘Just one stipulation on sale: I own Gene Wilder’s old house. It cannot be torn down or lose any its soul,’ Musk said.

Musk bought the home at 10924 Chalon Road (pictured) for $17million in 2012. It’s now listed for $30million on Zillow

The 16,251sqft mansion features six bedrooms, 11 bathrooms, a two-story library, swimming pool, and a tennis court

Musk purchased the second home now for sale – at 10930 Chalon Road – for $6.75million in 2013

In one of his Friday tweets, Musk said he would sell the home at 10930 with certain conditions. ‘Just one stipulation on sale: I own Gene Wilder’s old house. It cannot be torn down or lose any its soul,’ he wrote

The home features five bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms, an oval pool (pictured) and a private guest cottage

The home is one of six that Musk bought within walking distance of each other. Musk also purchased a seventh home near Tesla headquarters in Northern California.

In total, he has spent more than $100million for seven properties since 2012, according to The Wall Street Journal.

Musk bought two homes in 2015: a ranch house for $4.3million and $20million mansion.

‘Tesla stock price is too high imo,’ Musk tweeted at around 11.11am on Friday

A year later, Musk purchased a large, unfinished home for $24.25million. All three homes sit on the cul-de-sac of five homes.

On Friday, Musk assured his followers that the selling of his possessions was not financially motivated.

‘Don’t need the cash. Devoting myself to Mars and Earth. Possession just weigh you down,’ Musk tweeted.

Despite his Friday Twitter rant, Tesla shares are up 4.5 percent as of Monday. When asked by The Wall Street Journal if he posted the tweets in jest, Musk replied: ‘No.’

It’s not the first time that Musk’s tweets have landed him in hot water with his investors.

Right after he posted the tweet, Tesla shares began a precipitous nosedive on Wall Street. By the closing bell on Friday, Tesla was trading at $701.32, down more than 10 percent

The billionaire was fined $40million last year after he wrongly claimed in a 2018 tweet that he’d secured funding to take Tesla private.

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) sued Musk that year after he tweeted on August 7 that he had ‘funding secured’ to take Tesla private at $420 per share.

The number ‘420’ has significance for pot smokers. In cannabis culture, the date 4/20, or April 20th, is celebrated as a national holiday.

Musk’s tweet about leading Tesla to a $420 per share stock price was seen as a joke about marijuana.

The SEC, however, said the tweet, which sent Tesla’s share price up as much as 13.3 percent, violated securities laws.

Musk’s privatization plan was at best in an early stage and financing was not in place.

As part of a settlement with the federal government, Musk agreed to have certain tweets pre-approved by lawyers, and monitored by a company committee.

However, on Friday, Musk appeared to have gone rogue in a series of incoherent tweets that included misquoted lyrics of The Star Spangled Banner.

Musk also tweeted: ‘Now give people back their FREEDOM.’

That tweet is likely a reference to Musk’s controversial comments slamming the coronavirus lockdown, which he called ‘fascist’ on Wednesday.

Musk then remarked on Twitter that his girlfriend, the musician Grimes, was mad at him.

In response to another Twitter user, Musk revealed that Grimes, who is pregnant, is due to give 𝐛𝐢𝐫𝐭𝐡 today. The 𝑏𝑎𝑏𝑦 will be Musk’s sixth 𝘤𝘩𝘪𝘭𝘥.

The South Africa native was first married to Canadian author Justine Musk, with whom he has five 𝘤𝘩𝘪𝘭𝘥ren.

Their first𝐛𝐨𝐫𝐧 died of sudden infant death syndrome at the age of 10 weeks.

Musk was married twice to British actress Talulah Riley. The couple also divorced twice.

Musk’s real estate portfolio includes a cluster of six homes spread out across just two streets in the Bel Air section of Los Angeles. The homes (four of which are circled above) are within walking distance of each other

The Tesla billionaire also purchased this home in the Bel Air neighborhood (smallest circle on the left on map)

Musk owns this Bel Air home along with his other Bel Air properties (located on the bottom left portion of the map)

Early last year, Musk paid $6.4million for this white Colonial home in a Bel Air cul-de-sac nearby

Musk also had a brief, highly publicized relationship with Johnny Depp’s ex-wife, Amber Heard.

Musk on Friday also attempted to recite the Star Spangled Banner, tweeting: ‘And the rocket’s red glare, the bombs bursting in air…gave proof through the night that our flag was still there…Oh, say does that star-spangled banner yet wave…O’er the land of the free and the home of the brave?’

He then tweeted: ‘Rage, rage against the dying of the light of consciousness.’

In recent days, Musk has vented over the ongoing coronavirus lockdown.

Even though his company has reported healthy earnings, one of the biggest disruptions to Tesla has been the government-ordered shutdown of its factory in Fremont, California, which began on March 24.

Alameda County, where the factory is based, on Wednesday extended stay-at-home orders until May 31 and vehicle manufacturing is not considered an essential business that is exempt.

On a conference call on Wednesday, Musk said he did not know when they could resume production.

Musk also revealed that his girlfriend, the musician Grimes, is set to give 𝐛𝐢𝐫𝐭𝐡 on Monday. The couple is seen above in New York City in May 2018

‘I think the people are going to be very angry about this and are very angry,’ Musk said as he went off track in the call about earnings.

‘It’s like somebody should be, if somebody wants to stay in the house that’s great, they should be allowed to stay in the house and they should not be compelled to leave.

‘To say that they cannot leave their house and they will be arrested if they do, this is fascist. This is not democratic, this is not freedom. Give people back their goddamn freedom!’

The strictest stay-at-home orders recommend that people only leave their homes for essential trips such as visiting the grocery store or pharmacy.

Tesla shut down the California factory just as it was ramping up production of its new electric crossover utility vehicle Model Y, which it expects to generate record demand and higher profit margins.

Tesla on Wednesday said the Model Y was already contributing profits, marking the first time in the company’s history that a new vehicle is profitable in its first quarter.

Last month, Tesla said production and deliveries of its Model Y sports utility vehicle were significantly ahead of schedule, as it delivered the highest number of vehicles in any first quarter to date, despite the outbreak.

The electric car and solar panel company said it made $16million from January through March, its third-straight profitable quarter.

Musk, who has blasted the coronavirus lockdown as ‘fascist,’ also tweeted: ‘Now give people back their FREEDOM’

He then posted a series of tweets that contained the lyrics of The Star Spangled Banner

Excluding items, Tesla posted a profit of $1.24 per share. Analysts had expected a loss of 36 cents per share. Tesla shares are also up for the year after recovering from a sharp slump in March.

But Musk called the state stay-at-home order a ‘serious risk’ to the business.

‘So the expansion of the shelter in place or as frankly I would call it, forcibly imprisoning people in their homes, against all their constitutional rights, is my opinion, and breaking people’s freedoms in ways that are horrible and wrong, and not why people came to America or built this country, excuse me,’ Musk added later.

‘It’s an outrage. It will cause loss, great, great harm, but not just to Tesla, but any company. And while Tesla will weather the storm there are many small companies that will not.’

Tesla produces a fraction of the cars of its rivals but has a much larger stock market value on expectations of tremendous growth.

Musk said that while other carmakers were cutting back, Telsa was ramping up investment.

He said Tesla might announce the location of a new US factory in one to three months.

Tesla has reported healthy earnings, but one of the biggest disruptions to Tesla has been the government-ordered shutdown of its factory in Fremont, California

Tesla said it could not predict how quickly vehicle manufacturing and global supply chains will normalize, saying it would revisit full-year guidance for net income and cash flow when it reports current-quarter results in three months.

Tesla in January said it expected positive quarterly cash flow and positive net income going forward.

The company on Wednesday did not update its previous forecast of delivering half a million vehicles by the end of 2020.

Tesla said its free cash flow had been impacted by growing inventory due to coronavirus shutdowns.

The COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted demand for cars, with automakers including Tesla forced to furlough workers and close factories.

Vehicle demand in the United States has dropped as much as 80 percent in some hard-hit areas in March, but some analysts said sales appeared to recover slightly in the first two weeks of April.

The electric carmaker did not say when it planned to resume production at its Fremont plant.

But Tesla on Wednesday said it expected production at its vehicle factories in Fremont, California and in Shanghai, China to ramp gradually through the second quarter.

The company said operations at its Shanghai plant were progressing better than expected, with production rates of its Model 3 sedan expected to hit 4,000 units per week, or 200,000 per year, by mid-2020.

It delivered 88,400 vehicles during the first three months of the year, a 40 percent increase from a year ago. That was aided by production at its new factory in Shanghai.

It said gross margins at its Shanghai factory were approaching those of Model 3 production in the United States.