Tame Impala frontman snaps up iconic beach house near Margaret River for $2.75million - and it comes complete with a recording studio used by the Beastie Boys
- Tame Impala's Kevin Parker purchased a property built in the 1980s for $2.75m
- The property is based in Yallingup, which is 256 kilometres south of Perth
- Parker recorded two of Tame Impala's albums - including Currents - at the home
Tame Impala's Kevin Parker has purchased a sprawling property built by a music producer in the 1980s for $2.75million.
The home in Yallingup, 256 kilometres south of Perth, is also known as the Wave House.
Parker got a $1million discount on the home, which was originally advertised for $3.7million in June, the West Australian reported.

Tame Impala's Kevin Parker (pictured) has purchased a sprawling property built by a music producer in the 1980s for $2.75million

The home in Yallingup, 256 kilometres south of Perth, is also known as the Wave House

Parker got a $1million discount on the home, which was originally advertised for $3.7million in June

The property has a recording studio that had attracted the likes of the Beastie Boys and Fatboy Slim
The property has a recording studio that had attracted the likes of the Beastie Boys and Fatboy Slim.
Parker recorded Tame Impala's debut album Innerspeaker and its 2015 follow-up Currents at the property.
The musician also has a home with his wife Sophie in Fremantle, also in Western Australia.
The home sits on a 50-acre block of land and is currently run as a exclusive holiday destination.

The home sits on a 50-acre block of land and is currently run as a exclusive holiday destination
There are three levels, which house four bedrooms and two bathrooms, and can sleep a total of 12 people.
The home has uninterrupted views of the Indian Ocean and the Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park.
The most distinct feature is the limestone amphitheatre that can fit up to 300 people.

The home has uninterrupted views of the Indian Ocean and the Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park