Gene Simmons has put his striking lair in the hills of Beverly up for grabs. The audacious aerie in Coldwater Canyon stimulates the senses with cunning design and breathtaking views. Simmons, co-founder of the face-painted, leather-clad band Kiss, apparently sought a change of scenery after two years of ownership.
Crafted from concrete, steel, oak and glass, the residential marvel seamlessly integrates nature and structure. One could say it exemplifies metamorphic architecture, morphing fluid indoor spaces into spectacular outdoor living. Mirrored hallways reflect mountain vistas visible through floor-to-ceiling windows. The open floor plan captivates with 12-foot ceilings and golden geometric sculptures that catch sunlight.
Outside, a 40-foot infinity pool appears to spill into the canyon below. Succulents dot the hillside, contrasting with the home’s dark façade. Solar power and radiant floors provide an eco-friendly kiss for Mother Earth. State-of-the-art security and Swiss precision ensure both sustainability and safety.
Listed for $13.995 million, the exclusive property offers 7,741 sq. ft. of living space. Four bedrooms, five baths, a plush home theater, and gallery space provide creature comforts fit for a rock legend.
