A Beverly Hills mansion that once belonged to the pop idol Britney Spears can now be yours for $7.7 million.
Spears, 43, snapped up the Italian-esque property for $6.75 million following her highly publicized divorce from Kevin Federline in 2007. The five years Spears spent at the property were personally tumultuous, but professionally productive — she produced the iconic albums “Circus” and “Femme Fatale” while in residence.
The six-bedroom home has changed hands more than once since the “…Baby One More Time” singer sold it at a significant loss in 2012.
The luxurious abode returned to the market again in February, Jam Press reported, and the decked out mansion is ready for a new diva to take up residence.
Built in 2001, the home boasts unique amenities and a paparazzi-proof location that the listing, held by Matt and Josh Altman of Douglas Elliman, describes as an “entertainer’s paradise.”
The property is located in the Summit neighborhood atop Mulholland Drive, an 24-hour guarded gate community that multiple pop divas, including Gwen Stefani, Jennifer Lopez and Ariana Grande, call home.
Spears’ tenure there coincided with the most turbulent era of her highly publicized personal life. She purchased the home for $7.15 million in January 2012, just two months after filing for divorce from Federline.
The residence boasts ultra-modern interiors with touches of old-money grandeur — a saltwater pool, iron-wrought banisters and sparkling chandeliers. The open floor plan spans 7,453 square feet and features a library, an executive office suite, a home cinema and a formal dining room.
Five large bedrooms include en-suite bathrooms and walk-in closets, and a sixth room comes with a private entrance perfect for guests or staff. Hand-painted murals by artist Maria Trimbell decorate the interiors and exteriors of the Mediterranean-style villa.
Spears relisted the home only one month after purchasing it in 2007 — and just one week before she notoriously shaved her head in front of hoards of paparazzi. One year later, her controversial conservatorship would begin, in which her father, Jamie Spears, would take legal, financial and professional control over her life.
The next five years saw the pop star in and out of rehab facilities and battling for custody of her two sons.
Spears officially sold the villa in 2012, for almost $3 million less than she paid for it.
The home went back on the market in 2018 and languished at various price points before selling for $6.4 million in 2021 — the same year in 2021 that the “#FreeBritney” movement came to a head, and Spears delivered a dramatic court testimony that resulted in the end of her 13-year conservatorship.
The last time the home was listed was in 2022, for $6.69 million, before selling for $6.67 million the same year.