Ariana Grande recently parted ways with her contemporary residence in the Hollywood Hills’ Bird Streets neighborhood, selling it for a substantial sum of $14 million. The sale stands as one of the area’s highest-priced transactions this year.

 

Having purchased the property in June 2020 for $13.7 million, Grande’s brief ownership of the modern home on the Sunset Stгiр has come to an end. Notably, the house holds a unique history beyond the pop star, as it was previously one of the 138 properties owned by Woodbridge Group, a Sherman Oaks development company involved in a massive $1.3-biℓℓion real estate Ponzi scheme. The company’s former CEO, Robert Shapiro, received a 25-year prison sentence for his involvement in the fraud.

Situated on approximately one-third of an acre, this hillside residence in the Bird Streets boasts captivating city views from its three levels of living spaces. With clean lines and a contemporary design, the 10,000-square-foot floor plan features 16-foot ceilings and is illuminated by walls of glass and clerestory windows, complemented by warm hardwood floors.

The home comprises four bedrooms, seven bathrooms, a fitness studio, gourmet kitchen, 300-bottle wine cellar, media lounge, and cedar wellness center. Outdoors, multiple decks and a wraparound infinity pool take full advantage of the picturesque surroundings.

Before becoming a renowned pop star, Ariana Grande began her career on Broadway and later gained fɑmе through her role in the Nickelodeon series “Victorious.” With six studio albums under her belt, including the Grammy-winning “Sweetener” released in 2019, Grande has established herself as a prominent figure in the music industry.