Britney Spears’ Former Beverly Hills Estate Hits the Market Once More
The Beverly Hills mansion once owned by Britney Spears is back on the market, offering a rare opportunity to own a piece of pop culture history. Nestled in the exclusive and guard-gated Summit neighborhood, the 7,500-square-foot Italianate villa—where Spears sought solace after her highly publicized 2007 divorce from Kevin Federline—is now listed at $7.749 million.
A Home Fit for a Pop Queen
Originally built in 2001, the six-bedroom, seven-bath estate exudes Old World elegance, with grand spaces designed for both relaxation and entertaining. From the moment guests step into the two-story foyer, they are greeted by a dramatic chandelier and wrought-iron staircase, setting the tone for the home’s refined aesthetic. The expansive formal living room, bathed in natural light from clerestory windows, features a statement fireplace, while the formal dining room and chef’s kitchen—complete with a spacious breakfast nook—offer ideal settings for intimate gatherings.
Designed with privacy in mind, the primary suite serves as a luxurious retreat, complete with a private balcony, cozy fireplace, and a lavish dressing room. Additional highlights include a dedicated media room, home office, and multiple indoor-outdoor entertaining spaces, all surrounded by lush greenery and thick privacy hedges. The resort-style pool deck extends the home’s seamless indoor-outdoor flow, making it a true haven in the heart of Beverly Hills.
An Elite Enclave with Hollywood Ties
The Summit neighborhood has long been a sanctuary for A-list celebrities seeking privacy away from prying eyes. Over the years, it has been home to entertainment royalty including Gwen Stefani, Jennifer Lopez, and Ariana Grande—a testament to its high-profile allure and paparazzi-proof environment.
Spears originally purchased the home at the height of her career, before selling it in 2012 at a $2 million loss. Now, as it returns to the market once more, prospective buyers have the chance to own not just an architectural gem, but a residence steeped in Hollywood history.