Nuno Bettencourt Sells Los Angeles Home for $3.75M

Extreme’s Nuno Bettencourt has offered his luxurious Los Angeles dwelling for $3.75 million and pictures will be seen close to the underside of this web page.

The guitarist initially put the property available on the market in October at an asking value of $3.95 million. Though it will definitely closed for lower than that, the value was nonetheless a major enhance from the $2.1 million Bettencourt paid for the house in 2013.

Located within the Beachwood Canyon space, the property options dazzling 360-degree views spanning the downtown Los Angeles skyline, Hollywood signal and stretching to the Pacific Ocean.

In its itemizing, the 5 bed room, seven rest room dwelling was touted as an “architectural masterpiece” and a “testament to luxury and sophistication.”

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Highlights of the property embrace connoisseur kitchen, expansive bedrooms, lavish bogs, formal eating room, sauna, steam room and three automobile storage. The new proprietor will be capable to unwind on the property’s high deck oasis, that includes a pool, spa, sundeck and open air cabana. There’s additionally a guesthouse, which Bettencourt previously used as a recording studio.

See photos of Nuno Bettencourt’s not too long ago offered dwelling within the gallery beneath.

What Extreme Are Up To

Extreme are at present out on their Thicker than Blood tour, together with particular visitor Living Colour. The trek wraps March 16 at Ryman Auditorium in Nashville. From there, the “More Than Words” rockers will head to Europe for a run of pageant appearances.

Extreme launched their sixth studio album, Six, in 2023. It marked their first album in 15 years. At the time, Bettencourt defined how he’d been impressed by the loss of life of Eddie Van Halen. “When Eddie Van Halen passed, it really hit me,” the guitarist mentioned. “I’m not going to be the one who will take the throne, but I felt some responsibility to keep guitar playing alive. So, you hear a lot of fire on the record.”