Elon Musk had stated last year that he was selling all of his physical possessions in order to divert his full attention to the colonization of Mars.
"It's going to take a lot of resources to build a city on Mars," Musk said last year. "I want to be able to contribute as much as possible to the city on Mars. That means just a lot of capital."
In June, when the Hillsborough home listed for $37.5 million, Musk called it his "last remaining house." He says he lives in a small, inexpensive house in Texas that he rents from his rocket company, SpaceX.
Now he seems to have found a buyer for what he says is his last remaining home.
Musk has accepted an initial offer for his vast estate outside of San Francisco, according to a Zillow listing for the property. The property is listed as "contingent," meaning the seller has accepted an offer but is still negotiating conditions of the sale.
After selling all houses on earth, is Musk's "Mars house" getting closer?