Gene Simmons reduces Beverly Hills mansion asking price to $11.5 million
The KISS bassist has implemented a sixth price cut for the contemporary property since it was first listed in April 2025.
The KISS bassist Gene Simmons has lowered the asking price of his Beverly Hills mansion to $11.5 million, according to a report by Times of India citing Mansion Global. This latest reduction represents a decrease of approximately $2.5 million from the original listing price of $13.995 million in April 2025.
The property, which covers more than 7,700 square feet, was designed by Swiss architect Roger P. Kurath. It features four bedrooms, an art gallery, a soundproofed home theatre, and a 40-foot black-tiled infinity pool.
The residence was built using materials such as Swiss steel and fibre cement, and includes triple-panel windows designed for fire and water protection.
Simmons purchased the residence for $10.5 million in 2021. The sale follows his purchase of a $25 million Malibu estate in September 2024, which serves as the primary residence for Simmons and his wife, Shannon Tweed Simmons.
The musician has previously expressed specific preferences regarding the future owner. According to The Wall Street Journal, Simmons stated he would not sell the home to individuals whose conduct might negatively impact the atmosphere of the house, specifically mentioning he wants to avoid buyers who might introduce substance-related issues to the property.
The mansion is currently being listed by Compass agents Lisa Young and Thomas Davila.