Gene Simmons Sells Beverly Hills Mansion for $28M—Twice the Asking Price
Gene Simmons Sells Beverly Hills Mansion for $28 Million—Double the Original Price
KISS rocker Gene Simmons has officially closed a jaw-dropping deal on his Beverly Hills mansion, selling the ultramodern property for $28 million—exactly double its original asking price of $13.99 million.
The legendary bassist, 75, had purchased the 7,740-square-foot home in 2021 for $10.5 million with his wife, Shannon Tweed Simmons, to keep a California base after a brief move to Las Vegas.
From the Desert to the Hills—And Now the Beach
Although the couple relocated to Nevada to escape California’s hustle, Simmons later admitted that Las Vegas’ extreme heat proved too much, prompting the couple to return to the Golden State. They purchased the Beverly Hills residence shortly after—but now, it seems, that stop was only temporary.
Their latest real estate move? A stunning beach house in Malibu, which is now their full-time home after parting ways with their Beverly Hills estate.
Not Just Any Buyer
Simmons made headlines earlier this year when he revealed he had a strict list of buyer requirements. He wasn’t just looking for anyone to own the property—he wanted someone who would “respect the space” and treat the home with the same care and admiration that he and his family did.
Despite listing it at $13.99 million, the final sale price came in at a staggering $28 million, more than twice the ask, underscoring the rare appeal of the home and the high-stakes nature of luxury real estate in Beverly Hills.
The Property at a Glance
The lavish mansion includes four bedrooms, expansive living spaces, and top-of-the-line finishes throughout. Designed with both privacy and entertaining in mind, it features floor-to-ceiling windows, manicured grounds, and a seamless indoor-outdoor flow—ideal for high-profile owners and those who value exclusivity.
Next Stop: Malibu
Now firmly settled in their new Malibu beachfront property, Gene and Shannon are enjoying ocean views and coastal living—an idyllic change of pace from both Beverly Hills glamour and Vegas heat.
As for the newly sold property, the identity of the buyer remains private—but whoever they are, they paid a premium to live like a rock legend.
