Simon Cowell has officially listed his Beverly Hills bachelor pad, after quietly looking for a buyer for the home in the fall, according to the Los Angeles Times.
The “X Factor” creator and judge was initially looking to get $20 million for the 12,000-square-foot mansion, but ended up putting the property on the market at $17.9 million instead.
The home was built for entertaining with five bedroom suites, a separate guest house, and a gorgeous swimming pool that lights up at night.
Zillow reports that Cowell is looking for a more family friendly home for himself, girlfriend Lauren Silverman, and their new baby.
The contemporary Mediterranean mansion is only one story. (Photo Credit: TheAgencyRe.com)It also includes its own wine vault. (Photo Credit: TheAgencyRe.com)The property also comes with a guest house that includes two additional bedrooms and bathrooms. (Photo Credit: TheAgencyRe.com)Architects Richard Landry, Didier Michot, and Roy Sklarin designed the home. Here’s one of its seven bathrooms. (Photo Credit: TheAgencyRe.com)The kitchen is designed for industrial use, with a central island and window overlooking the backyard. (Photo Credit: TheAgencyRe.com)Here’s the formal dining room with a fireplace and seating for 12. (Photo Credit: TheAgencyRe.com)The backyard features a pool and jacuzzi. (Photo Credit: TheAgencyRe.com)Which is built for entertaining, especially at night. (Photo Credit: TheAgencyRe.com)Simon Cowell’s bachelor pad sits on two acres of land in Beverly Hills. (Photo Credit: TheAgencyRe.com)The gated estate has parking for up to 10 cars. (Photo Credit: TheAgencyRe.com)The main house has five bedroom suites, seven bathrooms, and two powder rooms. (Photo Credit: TheAgencyRe.com)It was constructed in 2001. (Photo Credit: TheAgencyRe.com)The home features lots of vaulted ceilings and elaborate lighting arrangements. (Photo Credit: TheAgencyRe.com)In total, it covers a whopping 12,000 square feet. (Photo Credit: TheAgencyRe.com)
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