Rapper G-Eazy Lists $3.7M Hollywood Hills Home with Studio.
The multiplatinum artist dropped $1.8 million on a stunning Spanish-style villa in Beachwood Canyon about nine years back.
Now that he’s been calling New York home for over a year, Gerald Gillum, better known as G-Eazy, has decided to sell his beloved Spanish Colonial villa in Los Angeles, which he fondly calls Gerryland. The Oakland-born rapper and producer has listed the impressive property for $3.7 million, nestled in the Beachwood Canyon area of Hollywood Hills.
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While the asking price is nearly $2 million more than the $1.8 million he paid ER and Salem actor Shane West for the late 1970s home back in 2016, G-Eazy has completely revamped the place during his time there, teaming up with Melody Jimenez of MA Creative. Architectural Digest even called it a “low-key hideaway in which to work and collaborate with fellow artists.” The villa features four bedrooms and five bathrooms across about 3,600 square feet, showcasing rustic hardwood floors, custom Italian and Moroccan tiles, and beautiful artisanal ironwork throughout.
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“This was the first home G-EAZY ever bought, even turning the guesthouse into a studio,” says Raul Sanchez Jr. of Christie’s International Real Estate Southern California, who holds the listing. “He poured a lot of money into the home, remodeling the kitchen, the walk-in closet, the fixtures are all custom, and of course, the studio, where he wrote many of his biggest hits.”
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Nestled behind walls and a gated entrance in the famous Hollywoodland area, this charming stucco home sits on a steep quarter-acre lot with stunning views, including the iconic Hollywood Sign.
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As you step through the double wood and glass doors, you’re greeted by a foyer featuring a graceful iron-railed staircase that leads down to a living room with a soaring wood-beam ceiling, an all-white fireplace, and French doors that open to a narrow balcony. Adjacent to the dining room is a chic eat-in kitchen, complete with dark green cabinets, marble countertops, and top-of-the-line Wolf appliances.
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The primary suite is super fancy, featuring a former bedroom that's now a huge walk-in closet perfect for storing the extensive sneaker and leather jacket collection of the No Limit and Me, Myself & I artist. It also boasts Juliet balconies and a stylish bathroom with a glass-enclosed steam shower. Outside, the property offers multiple outdoor lounging and entertaining areas, complete with a saltwater pool that has a Baja shelf, a fire pit, and a built-in barbecue.
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To top it all off, there's a two-story guesthouse that you can access via stairs or a sleek elevator. The upper level has a cozy lounge area, while the lower level is home to a professional recording studio, complete with a kitchenette and a shower. Plus, there's a two-car garage at street level.
