A South Korean royal couple just dropped $12.6 million on a sprawling Southern California estate. Take a look at the lavish 20-acre property.

The seven-bedroom mansion comes with a resort-style infinity pool overlooking the valley.Simon Berlyn

• Crown Prince Andrew Lee and Princess Nana Lee of the imperial family of Korea paid $12.6 million for a 20-acre Southern California estate, Jack Flemming reported for the Los Angeles Times.
• The French Formal-style Thousand Oaks estate comes with a 14,000-square-foot mansion, a resort-style infinity pool, a tennis court, and separate guest quarters.
• Lee, a 36-year-old tech entrepreneur who founded VPN company Private Internet Access, didn't know he was descended from Korean royalty until 2013.
• "People think it's cool that I'm royalty [now]," Lee told the South China Morning Post in 2018. "But I don't go around saying 'Hey, I'm a prince', I stay pretty low key."

Crown Prince Andrew Lee and Princess Nana Lee of the imperial family of Korean just dropped $12.6 million on a sprawling Southern California property, Jack Flemming reported for the Los Angeles Times.

The 20-acre Thousand Oaks estate includes a 14,000-square-foot mansion with seven bedrooms, manicured gardens and lawns, a resort-style infinity pool, and a tennis court, according to the listing. It was originally listed for just under $14 million.

Lee, who didn't know he was descended from Korean royalty until 2013, founded popular VPN company Private Internet Access, LTMI, which last year sold to an Israeli cybersecurity firm for $95.5 million.

The estate's listing agent, Tiffany Hu of Hilton & Hyland, declined to comment on the transaction. Danny Ross and Karly Williams of Pinnacle Estate Properties, who represented Lee in the sale, did not immediately respond to Insider's request for comment.

Take a look around the lavish new home of the South Korean royals.