Gene Simmons Puts Beverly Hills Mansion on the Market for $14M — Take a Peek Inside!

The musician mentions that one of his favorite aspects of the house is "being able to glimpse the ocean on a clear day."

Gene Simmons is saying farewell to his Beverly Hills residence!

The Israeli-born vocalist and bass player of KISS, who is 75 years old, has decided to sell his 4-bedroom, 5-bathroom home spanning 7,741 square feet, as confirmed by The News Pulse.

Simmons stated that her favorite aspect of the home is starting her day by waking up in the upstairs bedroom, enjoying a cup of coffee in bed, and on sunny mornings, she can gaze as far as the ocean vista.

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"My other favorite moment is watching the sunset from the upstairs bedroom or grilling outside in the backyard. The vistas are truly breathtaking," the celebrity mentioned about the $14 million estate.

Created by the Swiss architect Design 21, this house was constructed to exemplify contemporary design principles while maintaining structural soundness, as stated in a press release.

The exterior of the house boasts a modern, minimalistic style that complements the surrounding landscape filled with drought-resistant flora native to the area. The property seamlessly incorporates materials such as glass, steel, oakwood, and concrete, offering stunning vistas of the nearby mountains, valleys, and the Pacific Ocean.

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Lisa Young, a Compass realtor, highlighted the "exceptional Swiss architectural prowess" evident in the structure's "meticulous detailing and emphasis on durability.” She added, "'The impressive 40-foot glass-like infinity pool steals the spotlight, complemented by vibrant, water-efficient greenery around it. The striking bronze geometric art pieces further enhance the aesthetic appeal of the exterior area. This type of estate is incredibly uncommon and genuinely extraordinary—especially considering its history as a residence for a famous musician."

Simmons' previous abode features an upper-level gallery area along with a luxurious private movie theater.

Other notable features might encompass a LEED-inspired, sun-driven swimming pool along with floors warmed through radiance technology, sustainable construction materials, and windows designed for resilience against both flames and water, utilizing a robust three-pane configuration.

The safety of the Beverly Hills estate is boosted with Swiss technology and steel components.

Upon stepping outside, you'll find a charming veranda adjacent to an elegantly designed outdoor area and a stunning 40-foot infinity pool with a sleek black lining that mirrors the sophisticated Swiss design aesthetic. This residence stands as a remarkable work of art within the prestigious Beverly Hills Canyon, embodying unparalleled sophistication and serenity.

The construction team features acclaimed architect Roger P. Kurth, who holds an M. Arch (Master of Architecture) degree and is an Associate Member of the AIA (American Institute of Architects). Also part of the group is a licensed Swiss architect from Design 21.

His creation demonstrates remarkable precision in both architecture and aesthetics.

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Several chambers within the residence boast end-to-end windows, offering panoramic vistas of the undulating hills and dales. Additionally, a hearth in the culinary space establishes an ambiance perfect for memorable dining events.

Real estate remains an excellent choice for investments during times of market uncertainty. This outstanding listing presents a fantastic chance for those seeking ownership of a luxurious property. displaced by fires "Not wishing to go back, or a selective purchaser seeking a high-quality architectural investment," Young says additionally.

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