Nick Jonas Sells His Stunning Beverly Hills Bachelor Pad

The newly married Nick Jonas of the Jonas Brothers recently had to let go of his impressive Beverly Hills Post Office bachelor pad, according to a TMZ report. After purchasing the house last year for a reported $6.5 million, he quietly sold the home for about $6.9 million, meaning he just managed to break even with realtor fees and other expenses associated with the house.

Sprawling over 4,129 square feet, this stylish home includes a remarkable 986 square feet for a detached, floating guest wing. The house features five bedrooms and four and a half baths, all designed in an ultra-modern style. Some standout amenities include an infinity pool and floor-to-ceiling glass doors that almost disappear into the walls when not in use, enhancing the indoor/outdoor living experience.

The backyard is not just about the infinity pool; it also boasts a spa, a terrace complete with a grill, a deck with a fire pit, and ample grassy areas for relaxation or play. The separate guest wing is particularly interesting, as it is a 'floating' structure that can be accessed via a covered walkway. It contains its own bedroom, office space, and spare room, making it perfect for guests or private work.

This property is not just visually appealing; it offers breathtaking views of the nearby hills and canyons. Nick Jonas's aesthetic, which he described in a 2017 interview with Architectural Digest, aligns with the home's sleek design. He stated, "Much like fashion, actually, I think there is a cross-section, in that I like really classic things and then some bold pieces as well."

So, why is he parting with this beautiful home? Reports indicate that Nick and his wife Priyanka Chopra are searching for a much larger mansion in the same general Beverly Hills area, looking to invest around $20 million in their new home.

For those curious about the stunning bachelor pad that Nick Jonas has just sold, you can take a look at the recently sold house through the video provided courtesy of Hastings & Novak.