Demi Lovato's Pad Is A Relaxation Retreat! See Sauna, Sports Court & Swimming Pool: Photos
Time for a change! Demi Lovato chopped off her hair and got a nose piercing following her breakup with ex-fiancé Max Ehrich (and are those lip fillers we see?!). Now she's moving out. How's that for a makeover?
The 28-year-old put her Sherman Oaks, Calif., home on the market for $2,595,000 after purchasing the abode in 2010 for $2,250,000. She also sold her Laurel Canyon, Calif., home for $8,250,000 after purchasing the property in 2016 for $8,300,000 over the summer.
While getting rid of everything old and not needed (including her ex!), the "OK Not To Be OK" singer purchased a new space in Studio City, Calif., on September 1, 2020 for $7,000,000. The modern farmhouse-style home is the perfect oasis for a single Lovato to start her life anew.
However, she hasn't said goodbye to Sherman Oaks just yet.
Scroll through for a look inside the beautiful abode — complete with jaw-dropping California views from each and every room.
Lovato's four-bedroom, five-and-a-half bath Sherman Oaks home is located on a quiet street, just steps away from restaurants, entertainment and easy access to freeways.
The living room, which features a beamed ceiling, hardwood floors, a gas fireplace and french windows with beautiful views of the property, reflects the signature style of the Spanish-style home.
The bright dining room off the living room is steps away from the private terrace, overlooking the California skyline.
The terrace is an entertainer's delight with space to sit back and relax with friends for a quiet night in or host a (socially distanced, of course) gathering.
The separate breakfast area — which boasts french windows and doors, leading to the serene outdoors — is off of the gourmet chef's kitchen.
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Lovato's master suite, which is located on the lower level, features two walk-in closets, a fireplace and a private balcony.
The luxurious bathroom includes a shower and freestanding tub.
There's no better way to let off some steam than to enjoy some peace and quiet in the sauna.
Why have one outdoor sitting area when you can have two? Lovato's home includes a second terrace that leads to the pool.
Maybe after some time in the sauna, the new owner and friends can enjoy a cool-down in the freeform pool with waterslide and waterfall, which is right off the guest house.
After working hard in the home office with built-in cabinets and desk, the new owner can play hard on the court before laying out poolside.
The separate guest house includes an open living room with a fireplace, bedroom and kitchen. If the guest house gets a bit too crowded, there are three additional bedrooms with their own powder rooms in the main house.