Nicole Richie and husband Joel Madden have put their elegant Beverly Hills mansion on the market for $12,950,000.
They purchased the home in 2021 for just over $10 million, and the four-bedroom, 5.5-bathroom home, inside a highly desired gated neighborhood in Beverly Hills, was featured in Architectural Digest thanks to the renovation by Simo Design.
The home, a Parisian-inspired space that was built in 1987, is set across two floors and features a stunning curved staircase, arched windows, and dark hardwood floors.
Downstairs a family room with wide plank oak floors and a fireplace opens up to a lush courtyard area.
The kitchen features a stunning marble island that looks out over the floor-to-ceiling sliding doors that offer a view of the green gardens and swimming pool.
There is also a media room with a library, while upstairs the primary suite has a fireplace, sitting area, views out over the garden, and a large walk-in closet.
The bathroom has been decked out with a gorgeous marble bath with fireplace, while the three additional ensuite bedrooms also have walk-in closets.
Outdoor space allows for ample room for entertaining, with a beautiful pool and spa, sun loungers, and patio for dining options.
Nicole and Joel have been raising their teenage children in the home for three years; they share daughter Harlow, born in January 2008, and son Sparrow, born in September 2009.
Actress Nicole and Joel married in 2010. Neighbors in the past have included Gwen Stefani, Britney Spears, and Hillary Duff.
The decision to sell comes after Joel's brother Benji and his wife Cameron Diaz also put their property on the market. They listed their Beverly Hills‘ farmhouse for $17,800,000, four years after they spent over $14.5 million for the seven-bedroom, 8.5-bath mansion.
Nicole found fame in the early 2000s alongside pal Paris Hilton in The Simple Life, an MTV reality show. In May it was announced that the pair would return to reality TV with a new series after a bidding war emerged among production companies.
The Simple Life famously followed the socialites as they navigated menial jobs across America, but it is thought the new series will not be a reboot.
The announcement was subtly teased by both Paris and Nicole on Instagram, where they shared matching collages of throwback photos. "From Day 1: Sill and Bill,” they captioned their posts, a nod to their beloved nicknames from The Simple Life.
