Calvin Harris is putting his gigantic Beverly Hills mansion on the market.
The 38-year-old Scottish-born DJ has listed the hillside home for a whopping $25 million, which is $10 million more than he originally paid for the home.
Although the mansion boasts a gorgeous yet traditional white exterior, its new owner will be able to delight in all of the renovations that Harris put it through in recent years, which are reflected in the inflated price.
Harris (born Adam Wiles) is listing his property with Josh and Matt Altman, who are best known for appearing on Bravo’s reality series Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles.
The musician snapped up the home back in 2014 — around the time that he released his hit album Motion — for $15 million.
The listing notes that the once-traditional interior has been updated with ‘premier craftsmanship and executed with the finest materials.’
The home is hidden away from the outside world behind large gates, with a lengthy driveway and thick tree cover retaining its privacy.
The property is a compound comprised of five smaller buildings, with the main house boasting four bedrooms.
There’s also a two-story guesthouse with abundant space, though the music producer has currently divided the guest house into two separate recording studios where he can work on his tracks or collaborate with the most popular singers in the world.
Security is a top concern for Harris, whose property devotes another building to house security guards around the clock.
Car fans or residents looking to invite friends over won’t have any trouble storing everybody’s vehicles thanks to the compound’s detached five-car garage.
Harris, who is apparently a cinephile, had a movie theater installed above the garage so that he can screen the latest releases and classics.
It features an extra-long screen and comfy bed-like seating for the ultimate comfortable experience.
The final building on the property is devoted to the DJ’s gym, which is filled with top-of-the-line equipment, and outside the gym is a basketball court.
Like many luxury homes in the area, Harris’ mansion features a large outdoor swimming pool.
It eschews flashier designs in favor of a standard rectangular shape, though tower eucalyptus trees provided some much-need shade on sunny days.
Just next to the pool is a custom-built pergola, which the listing notes has space for barbecuing, and there’s also a spa area and a fire pit with seating around it to relax around on a summer evening.
The pergola also features bar seating, so guests can unwind with a drink outdoors.
The partying can easily continue indoors, as Harris’ home boasts a full bar that’s elegantly tucked away in a corner of the living area.
It features seating around the bar that could comfortably accommodate seven people, though there’s plenty of room elsewhere to roam.
The interior is decorated with elegant white coffered ceilings, and rooms have delicate herringbone-patterned parquet floors.
Off in one corner is a set of built-in custom shelves surrounding a fireplace and a mounted television, and a sofa facing the walls makes it an ideal place to unwind with guests.
Guests entering the home will be greeted by a grand entranceway featuring a marble staircase with a thick white railing.
The walls around it are decorated with brick to contrast the more stately whites and browns elsewhere in the mansion, and Harris currently has a shimmering black Steinway tucked away beside the staircase.
The brick walls continue onto the second floor, which has a fireplace in the hallway and unusual transoms above the doors for extra natural light.
The kitchen has everything an amateur chef could want, including two islands that are convenient both for food preparation or just to gather around for a snack.
The area is outfitted with top-of-the-line appliances, and the kitchen’s breakfast nook is nestled next to its elegant glass wine cellar.
The new owner will have plenty of space to take care of their work, including a study decorated with darker woods.
Harris currently has the room decorated with his gold and platinum records, and it features custom cabinets and minibar area.
The master bedroom features a gorgeous vaulted beamed ceiling and a fireplace, along with plenty of windows for natural lighting.
There are also doors with direct access to the lawn area, so the new owner can easily rise with the sun.
Harris’ bedroom is also great for couples, as it connects to dual bathrooms and dual walk-in closets.
One of the bathrooms has tasteful olive walls with a stately sink and mirror area.
This is the latest property Harris is selling, as he previously sold a ‘micro-compound’ above the Sunset Strip for $7 million in 2020.
The property took four years to unload, and he had originally listed it for $10 million before he was forced to lower his asking price.
According to Dirt, Harris is selling his enormous property because he’s spending more of his time in Europe, where he currently has a 138-acre ranch on Spain’s island of Ibiza.
