Home Entertainment Justin Bieber’s former rental home, known as the ‘Salad House,’ is now on the market for $35 million

Justin Bieber’s former rental home, known as the ‘Salad House,’ is now on the market for $35 million

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The famous bowl-shaped Beverly Hills mansion, previously rented by pop sensation Justin Bieber, is back on the market for a whopping $35 million.

The famous bowl-shaped Beverly Hills mansion, previously rented by superstar Justin Bieber, is back on the market for a whopping $35 million.

In 2014, hitmaker Baby, 30, lived in this steel and glass property, known as the “salad house” for its striking resemblance to a kitchen utensil.

He reportedly signed a short-term lease on the property “for the widely reported price of $59,000 a month,” according to Yahoo! News.

The Ed Niles-designed residence was also the location where rapper Meek Mill hosted a Grammys after-party, against the owner’s wishes.

In 2015, the owner sued Mill, 37, for leaving the house trashed after “1,000 people showed up” to his fury.

The famous bowl-shaped Beverly Hills mansion, previously rented by pop sensation Justin Bieber, is back on the market for a whopping $35 million.

According TMZAt that point, the big party broke Meek’s one-week lease.

The owner claimed that “the place was trashed with broken furniture, broken glass, destroyed gardens and even a broken trampoline.”

He was also explicitly warned “not to think about having the Grammy party” at the venue.

Over the years, the salad house has also been rented by brothers Markieff and Marcus Morris, who play in the NBA.

In addition to its distinctive architecture, the three-story, six-bedroom, seven-bathroom home has 6,500 square feet of living space, an elevator, a sail-shaped infinity pool with spa, and panoramic views of Los Angeles and the Pacific Ocean. .

Other amenities include multiple bars, a six-car garage, and a state-of-the-art security system.

The property first sold in 2011 for $9 million and most recently for $10.5 million in 2014.

By real estate agent.comhas “served as an expensive rental property” with rates ranging from “$50,000 to $85,000 a month.”

Hitmaker Baby, 30, lived in the steel and glass property, known as the

Hitmaker Baby, 30, lived in the steel and glass property, known as the “salad house” for its striking resemblance to a kitchen utensil, in 2014.

Reportedly signed a short-term lease on the property

He reportedly signed a short-term lease on the property “for the widely reported price of $59,000 a month,” according to Yahoo! News

The Ed Niles-designed residence was also the location where rapper Meek Mill hosted a Grammys after-party, against the owner's wishes.

The Ed Niles-designed residence was also the location where rapper Meek Mill hosted a Grammys after-party, against the owner’s wishes.

The owner sued Mill, 37, for leaving the house trashed after

The owner sued Mill, 37, for leaving the house trashed after “1,000 people showed up” to his fury.

An online real estate listing for the property says developer Raffi Cohen commissioned the house in 2009, when he was a bachelor, but put it on the market in 2010 after getting married and having children, feeling it was more of a bachelor pad. .

Considering Bieber and his wife, Hailey Bieber, are expecting their first child together, it’s unlikely he’d be interested in the property.

The couple, who married in 2018, announced they were expecting the baby last month on Instagram.

They managed to keep the news under wraps for six months and reportedly wanted to keep it under wraps for as long as possible.

‘When they found out Hailey was pregnant, it was the best day for them. “They have both been very emotional about it,” a source told People. ‘They feel very blessed. They have also felt very protective of the baby from the moment they found out.

They continued: ‘They shared with family and close friends from the beginning. However, it was important for them to keep it quiet and enjoy it for as long as possible before confirming it publicly. “They asked their friends not to share anything until they were ready to announce it.”

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