Adam Levine Cleans House: Buys One Home and Sells Two

Adam Levine and wife Behati Prinsloo purchased this sweet SoHo loft in 2014, and put it on the market in 2016, asking $5.5 million. The fact that the couple was then expecting their first child may have had something to do with their decision to sell.

The interior of the NYC loft boasts exposed brick walls with arches and columns, 13-foot-high ceilings and huge windows.

Levine and Prinsloo renovated what was originally a three-bedroom apartment, combining the three bedrooms into this expansive master suite, complete with a dressing area, walk-in closet and a hot tub in the master bathroom.

In the course of the renovation, the couple added such features as this pool table with inlaid accents and a chic chandelier.

The kitchen is warm and inviting, with granite countertops and stainless steel appliances.

According to reports, the home was sold in late 2016 to Nick Lucio (co-founder of shoe brand Dolce Vita), who paid $5.4 million, just shy of the $5.5 million asking price.

Levine purchased this single-story, 7,100-square-foot home back in 2012 for a reported $4.83 million. In late 2017, he placed it on the market, asking significantly more: $15.9 million.

The recently renovated Beverly Crest home has 7,100 square feet of interior living space, boasting high vaulted ceilings and walls of windows that let the L.A. sunshine beam in.

The Beverly Crest home also includes this large screening room, with carpeted floors and walls, set up for comfort.

The home includes an expansive great room, a den/library and a gym/spa. Windows throughout open to the landscaped grounds and offer canyon views.

The custom kitchen features wood cabinets and large centre island, complemented by stone flooring, with a wall of windows overlooking the backyard pool.

Levine’s Beverly Crest mansion features floor-to-ceiling windows throughout, taking full advantage of the canyon view offered from the prestigious location.

When Levine feels like getting his game on, he heads to this regulation-sized basketball court, complete with lighting to accommodate night games.

A stone patio surrounds the large swimming pool, offering some spectacular Los Angeles views.

Levine and Prinsloo purchased this five-bedroom home in Bel Air’s Holmby Hills neighbourhood, paying a reported $18 million. Four months later, the couple put the home on the market, listed at $18.9 million.

The French Regency-style Holmby Hills estate is plenty large, boasting 9,200 square feet of living space, along with a two-bedroom guest house. Other features include several formal rooms, an office/den and the circular foyer seen here, which is lined with checkerboard marble.

The Holmby Hills home was designed by acclaimed architect Caspar Ehmcke, and is situated on a landscaped parcel of land that shares a long with the posh Los Angeles Country Club.

The rear of the home opens to what is described as an “outdoor oasis,” with the focal point of the outdoor living space the quatrefoil-shaped pool, accented by a poolside cabana.

There’s a decidedly tropical feel to the pool deck area, surrounded by lush palm trees and other vegetation.