Gene Simmons and wife Shannon Tweed Simmons bought Beverly Hills modern mansion for $10.5M in 2021. 5 years later, couple list it for $11.5M
Gene Simmons has lowered the asking price of his Beverly Hills mansion to $11.5 million in June 2026. KISS bassist and co-founder has cut the asking price the sixth time since the property was listed on the market. The initial listing price was $1...

Beverly Hills modern mansion price
Simmons has relisted his Beverly Hills mansion for $11.5 million in June 2026. The property was initially listed in April 2025 for $13.995 million. After consecutive six reductions, the asking price of the property has down by about $2.5 million. The asking price is $1 million more than what the couple paid for buying the property in 2021.Inside Beverly Hills home
The Beverly Hills home is spread in over 7,700 square feet covered area. The property is a modern home built using glass, steel, oak and concrete. It has an open-plan layout with four bedrooms, five bathrooms, soundproof home cinema, spa, art gallery and swimming pool.The property has high ceilings of 12 foot. Large windows allow plenty of natural light into the property, with views of the mountains, valley and Pacific Ocean. The property has a bronze sculpture wall at the entrance. Around 1,800 square feet of area has been covered by decks at the property. The infinity pool has black tiling.
Beverly Hills mansion features are:
- 7,700 square feet covered area
- Four bedrooms
- Five bathrooms
- 12 foot ceilings
- Soundproof home cinema
- 40 feet infinity pool with black tiling and spa
- Large windows with views of mountains, valley and Pacific Ocean.
Gene Simmons will screen potential buyers
Gene Simmons has also commented on who he would like to buy the property. When the property was listed, he told The Wall Street Journal that he wouldn’t like to sell to someone who might ruin the property. He also stated, "No drugs, no alcoholics".Gene Simmons career
Gene Simmons started the band KISS in New York in the 1970s with Paul Stanley, Peter Criss and Ace Frehley. Frehley has passed away. They were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2014. KISS went on hiatus in 2023.The Economic Times Business News App for the Latest News in Business, Sensex, Stock Market Updates & More.