Adam Lambert Sold His Hollywood Hills Home For $6.2 Million

Pop powerhouse and American Idol alum Adam Lambert is ready to move on from Los Angeles, originally listing his extensively customized Hollywood Hills residence for $7.4 million. The property eventually sold for $6.2 million last year.

Built in the early 1950s, the 5,028-square-foot home sits high above the Sunset Strip and was purchased by Lambert in 2018 for $6.5 million. The singer’s motivation to sell? A move to New York City.

Property Highlights

Price: $6.2 million
Size: 5,028 square feet
Bedrooms: 4
Bathrooms: 6
Notable Features: Gated motor court, swimming pool and spa, outdoor kitchen, walls of glass, custom stone island kitchen, home gym, dual walk-in closets, oversized shower with city views

Take a Tour of Adam’s Customized Home

Adam Lambert’s Hollywood Hills home is filled with just as much drama, sophistication, and glam as the singer himself.

The space has been extensively upgraded to reflect his bold personality, with standout features like a black-and-gold marble-wrapped fireplace and kitchen island, a sculptural blue pendant light above the staircase, and snakeskin-accented walls in the primary suite, all of which you can see in the YouTube tour from Carolwood Estates.

Outside, the home is designed for seamless indoor-outdoor living, with full-wall sliding glass doors that vanish into the walls, blurring the line between interior and exterior.

The result is an open, flowing layout perfect for entertaining, where guests can easily move between the main living spaces and the outdoor areas, as seen in the Instagram photo tour from Realtor.com

A More Detailed Look

As a result of Lambert’s customizations, the home is layered with textures and luxury accents that create a bold yet refined aesthetic.

In another post from Carolwood Estates, you can get a closer look at those thoughtful details that tie the space together, from the dramatic veined marble lining the fireplace to the delicately carved champagne glasses and the raw wood dining table that grounds the main living space.

Before Adam’s Customizations

The Pinnacle List on YouTube gives a glimpse of what the home looked like before Adam Lambert made it his own, showcasing a cleaner, more minimal modern aesthetic. Comparing the two versions highlights just how dramatic his transformation really was.

One of the most noticeable changes is the removal of the glass wine cellar and the original wall-mounted fireplace in the primary suite, both replaced by bolder design choices, including the sleek floating black fireplace seen in the full tour above.

Why is Adam Selling?

Perched above the city with striking views and a flair for drama, Adam Lambert’s $6.2 million Hollywood Hills home has long reflected his bold, expressive style.

But with his Broadway debut in Cabaret and an increasing focus on projects in New York, his time in Los Angeles has naturally started to fade.

Ready to embrace new opportunities on the East Coast, Lambert is letting go of the home that set the foundation for the last 7 years of his time on the West Coast and is giving someone else the opportunity to own this modern mansion in the hills.