Adam Levine and Behati Prinsloo sold their Montecito mansion for $60 million in October 2025, after purchasing the property for $52 million in 2022. The 11,500-square-foot estate in California was originally built in 2009 for actor Rob Lowe. The couple listed the nine-bedroom residence for $65 million in July 2025 before agreeing to the reported sale price. The Georgian-style property occupies 3.41 acres and includes extensive landscaped grounds, a swimming pool, a tennis court and a guesthouse. Its interiors were renovated during the couple’s ownership, incorporating minimalist design elements, natural materials and muted colours throughout the residence.
Adam Levine and Behati Prinsloo sold the Montecito mansion for $60 million
The sale placed the couple’s property among the notable celebrity real estate transactions of 2025. Levine, the Maroon 5 frontman, and Prinsloo, a Namibian model, bought the mansion for $52 million in 2022. They put it on the market for $65 million in July 2025, with the reported sale price reaching $60 million in October. The difference between the purchase and sale prices was $8 million, before accounting for renovation expenses, transaction costs and other ownership-related spending. The property’s sale followed three years of ownership, during which the couple renovated its interiors.
Rob Lowe originally built the 11,500-square-foot Georgian-style estate
The residence was built in 2009 for actor Rob Lowe, as per Architectural Digest. Spanning 11,500 square feet, the mansion has nine bedrooms and 14 bathrooms. During their ownership, Levine and Prinsloo commissioned Clements Design to update the interiors, incorporating minimalist elements, natural materials and muted colours. The main house includes a primary suite with multiple terraces, a marble bathroom and two dressing rooms. Other interior features include fireplaces, spacious living areas and a dedicated home theatre, combining traditional Georgian architecture with updated finishes.
Montecito mansion features a swimming pool, tennis court and guesthouse
The 3.41-acre estate includes several amenities across its landscaped grounds. The property features a two-bedroom guesthouse, a pool house, two garages, a tennis court, a swimming pool, vegetable gardens, an outdoor kitchen, a koi pond and a chicken coop. Indoor facilities include a gym, sauna, catering kitchen, wine cellar and cinema room. Several living spaces open onto shaded patios, while the primary suite has multiple terraces overlooking the grounds. These features make the residence a substantial private estate, with recreational facilities and additional accommodation alongside the main house.
Adam Levine and Behati Prinsloo pursue a Spanish-style ranch
The couple also purchased a Spanish-style ranch built in 1919, choosing a different architectural style for their next property. The ranch includes multiple guesthouses, a barn and horse stables. A representative for the family told Architectural Digest that the property offered an opportunity they were keen to pursue and that they planned to develop it over the following year. The move followed the sale of their Montecito mansion, which they had owned and renovated for three years. The ranch provides a new setting for the family while marking a change from their former Georgian-style residence.