Just one year after the famous couple who had owned it—John Legend and Chrissy Teigen—and pop icon Rihanna sold it—the opulent Beverly Hills property is again up for sale for close to $18 mιllιon.
The opulent three-story California house has three stories and is over 8,250 square feet. Rihanna formerly owned it, and it is located in a well-known zip code.
Legend, 43, and Teigen, 36, had purchased the property in 2016 for $14.1 mιllιon and resided there until July 2021. That same year, they listed the property and – despite an initial buyer backing out of the deal – eventually sold the home to its current owner, who has since relisted the expansive home for a mind-boggling $17.85 mιllιon.
This six-bedroom house has contemporary architecture, beautiful workmanship, and expansive views. It is located in a gated community.
The home includes a stunning 33-foot bespoke ceiling in the sunken living area, which adds another element of grandeur.
The main floor of the house, which also has an attractive entrance and a sitting room with a brass fireplace, is filled with natural light thanks to floor to ceiling windows.
The house has enormous windows as well as a showroom-style closet and a private glam room ideal for any aspiring model to get ready for the catwalk.
The home is the ideal entertaining area and includes a ‘assortment of pleasant meeting spaces,’ per the listing, in addition to having its very own theater, full-sized gym, heated pool, and jacuzzi.
To reach the “collection of guest rooms and a family room/office space with captivating views,” one must ascend an impressive staircase.
Along with a “entertainer’s island with the range built in,” the house also features a chef’s kitchen with cutting-edge appliances.
Teigen spent the majority of her time in the chef’s kitchen as she worked on her cookbook Cravings collection, making it her favorite room in the house.
Even the former residence of the famous couple pays attention to Teigen’s family’s Southeast Asian heritage; in particular, the ceiling in the living room, which was imported from Thailand and is hand-carved with intricate patterns.
