Justin Bieber & Hailey Bieber House: Where They Live

Justin Bieber and Hailey Bieber live in a Beverly Park mansion they bought in August 2020 for $25.8 million — a property whose renovation backstory has been repeatedly mixed up with a different Bieber home in other coverage. This guide covers all four of their confirmed properties, including a Manhattan condo added in 2026 that most roundups haven’t caught up to yet, and separates what’s actually confirmed from what’s simply been repeated.

Quick Facts

Justin’s Full NameJustin Drew Bieber
Hailey’s Full NameHailey Rhode Bieber (née Baldwin)
MarriedSeptember 2018 (courthouse ceremony), with a formal celebration in South Carolina that same month
ChildJack Blues Bieber, born August 2024
Combined Wealth DriversHailey sold her skincare brand, Rhode, to e.l.f. Beauty in a deal reportedly worth up to $1 billion; Justin reportedly sold his pre-2022 music catalog for around $200 million
Primary ResidenceBeverly Park, Los Angeles, California — purchased August 2020 for $25.8 million
Confirmed Active PropertiesFour, across California, Ontario, and New York
Combined Real Estate ValueApproximately $60 million based on publicly reported purchase prices across their four active properties

Justin Bieber & Hailey Bieber House in Beverly Park

Location: Beverly Park, Beverly Hills, California (exact address kept private)

Purchase Price: $25.8 million — August 2020

Size: 11,145 square feet on 2.5 acres

Bedrooms/Bathrooms: 7 bedrooms; 10 bathrooms

Built: Late 1980s; extensively renovated by a prior owner before the Biebers bought it

Status: Active — primary residence

According to Westside Estate Agency, citing the Los Angeles Times, the Biebers bought this Beverly Park estate in August 2020 after it had been on and off the market for two years, originally asking $42 million. The house was built in the late 1980s, and last sold in 2015 for $16.5 million to Dubai-based developer Danny Lubert, who gave it a multimillion-dollar contemporary remodel before selling it to the Biebers for $25.8 million — at the time, the fifth-highest home sale in the 90210 zip code that year. Kurt Rappaport of Westside Estate Agency was the listing agent, while Josh and Matt Altman of Douglas Elliman represented the couple. It wasn’t Bieber’s first Los Angeles-area sale, either: back in 2014, he sold an earlier Calabasas home to Khloe Kardashian for $7.2 million.

Set high in the guard-gated Beverly Park community, the estate sits among neighbors including Denzel Washington, Sylvester Stallone, Sofia Vergara, and Eddie Murphy. Inside, a two-story grand foyer with checkerboard stone floors and a curved staircase leads into formal living spaces anchored by dramatic black fireplaces in both the living room and family room, plus a movie theater and a gym with mirrored walls. Upstairs, the primary suite includes dual closets, a private sitting room, and a bathroom with heated floors, opening onto one of several balconies overlooking the grounds. Outside, a covered patio adds a poolside lounge complete with a pizza oven and its own fireplace, alongside the estate’s infinity pool and full tennis court.

Specifics That Don’t Line Up

Some other coverage of the Biebers’ portfolio describes this house as built in 2009 and renovated by investor Alon Abady after he bought it in 2019 for $6.3 million. That story is real — it just belongs to the Biebers’ La Quinta property, not this one. Multiple independent sources (the Los Angeles Times/Westside Estate Agency, Variety, and E! News) consistently describe the Beverly Park home as a 1980s-built property sold to the Biebers by Danny Lubert, not Alon Abady.

Key Features

  • Two-story grand foyer with checkerboard stone floors and a curved staircase
  • Dramatic black fireplaces anchoring both the living room and family room, plus a movie theater and mirrored-wall gym
  • Primary suite with dual closets, a sitting room, and a heated-floor bathroom opening onto a balcony
  • Covered patio with a poolside lounge, pizza oven, and its own fireplace
  • Infinity pool and a full tennis court
  • Neighbors include Denzel Washington, Sylvester Stallone, and Eddie Murphy

La Quinta Desert Estate — Their Coachella Valley Escape

Location: The Madison Club, La Quinta, California (Coachella Valley)

Purchase Price: $16.6 million — sale completed in 2023, publicly reported in April 2024

Size: Approximately 10,000 square feet on a 1.02-acre lot

Bedrooms/Bathrooms: 7 bedrooms; 9 bathrooms

Built: 2009; previously owned and renovated by investor Alon Abady

Status: Active

According to Traded, the Biebers paid $16.6 million for this French-inspired estate inside the ultra-exclusive Madison Club, though the off-market deal wasn’t reported publicly until more than a year after it closed. Investor Alon Abady bought the property in 2019 for $6.3 million and spent four years renovating it — adding a nearly Olympic-length infinity pool, a sports court, AstroTurf lawns, a detached guest house, and parking for more than a dozen cars — before flipping it to the Biebers for well over double what he paid.

Because the sale happened off-market, few photos or floor plans are publicly available. The property sits on one of the community’s most sought-after streets, with neighbors including Kris Jenner and Kylie Jenner (whose home is two doors away), Adele, Apple CEO Tim Cook, Nike co-founder Phil Knight, and Justin’s former manager Scooter Braun. Bieber closed on the estate in January 2023, and monthly HOA dues of roughly $1,652 grant the family access to the community’s Tom Fazio-designed golf course, spa, and five-star dining.

Key Features

  • Nearly Olympic-length infinity pool spanning the width of the backyard
  • Sports court, AstroTurf lawns, and a backyard fire pit added during Abady’s renovation
  • Detached guest house and two motor courts with parking for over a dozen vehicles
  • Driveway flanked by mature Italian cypresses for added privacy
  • Located two doors from Kylie Jenner and next to Kris Jenner within the Madison Club

The West Village Condo, Manhattan — A 2026 Addition

Location: 160 Leroy Street, West Village, Manhattan, New York

Purchase Price: $12 million — 2026

Size: Approximately 2,800 square feet

Bedrooms/Bathrooms: 4 bedrooms; 4.5 bathrooms

Building Architect: Herzog & de Meuron, developed by Ian Schrager, completed in 2017

Status: Active — the couple’s first known New York City home

According to 6sqft, the Wall Street Journal first reported that the Biebers paid $12 million for this fourth-floor condo overlooking the Hudson River. The seller was real estate developer Steven Brauser, who had bought the unit for $10.5 million in 2018 and listed it for $12 million in April 2026. One of the four bedrooms was staged as a children’s room with a custom chalkboard wall, which the couple reportedly plans to keep for their son, Jack Blues.

The building itself is one of downtown Manhattan’s most recognizable addresses, known for a private garage, porte cochere entry, a 70-foot indoor pool, and past and present residents including Ryan Seacrest and Fanatics CEO Michael Rubin, who bought an adjacent penthouse for roughly $43 million in 2018. For Hailey, the purchase also lines up with New York’s importance to her Rhode beauty business.

Key Features

  • Fourth-floor unit with sweeping Hudson River views
  • Curved, amoeba-shaped floorplan characteristic of the building’s Herzog & de Meuron design
  • One bedroom staged as a children’s room with a custom chalkboard wall for son Jack Blues
  • Building amenities include a 70-foot indoor pool, a fitness center, a spa, and a children’s playroom
  • Private garage and porte cochere entry for resident privacy

The Ontario Farmhouse — A Direct Link to Justin’s Roots

Location: Puslinch, Ontario, Canada, near Justin’s hometown of Stratford

Purchase Price: Approximately $4.95-5 million — 2018

Size: 9,000 square feet on 101 acres

Bedrooms/Bathrooms: 4 bedrooms; 6 bathrooms

Status: Active

According to Toronto Life, which first reported the purchase (via TMZ) shortly after Justin proposed to Hailey in July 2018, the farmhouse-style estate sits on Puslinch Lake, about an hour from Justin’s hometown. The 101-acre property had been listed on and off since 2014 — first asking $5.9 million, then relisted several times at lower prices before broker Cliff Rego brought the ask down to $4.95 million, the figure it ultimately sold for. The main house has four bedrooms across two floors, including a primary suite with cathedral ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows, plus a soaring great room for living and dining.

Inside, the home includes a two-story, temperature-controlled wine cellar, a private gym, a game room, a home theater, and even an observatory for stargazing. Outside, the grounds include a full equestrian training facility with an oval horse track and direct lake access. The farmhouse became especially significant during the early part of the COVID-19 pandemic, when the couple spent an extended stretch there, documented in part through their Facebook Watch series. Of all their properties, it remains the most directly tied to Justin’s Canadian roots rather than his career in Los Angeles or New York.

Key Features

  • 101 acres with direct access to Puslinch Lake
  • Primary suite with cathedral ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows
  • Two-story, temperature-controlled wine cellar
  • Private gym, game room, home theater, and an observatory
  • Full equestrian facility with an oval horse-training track

Former Property — A Beverly Hills Starter Home

Before Beverly Park, the Biebers owned a smaller Beverly Hills home — a roughly 6,132-square-foot property with five bedrooms and seven bathrooms, featuring a wet bar and wine cellar decorated with the same Martinique banana-leaf wallpaper used at the Beverly Hills Hotel. In late 2019, Justin attempted to sell it directly through Instagram (“Make an offer,” he posted to his followers), and later brought in agents including Dalton Gomez and Josh and Matt Altman. The home ultimately sold fully furnished in 2021 for $7.995 million. This guide does not include it among the couple’s active properties.

All Justin & Hailey Bieber Properties — Complete Overview 2026

PropertyLocationPriceStatus
Beverly Park MansionBeverly Hills, CA$25.8M (2020)Active — Primary Residence
La Quinta EstateMadison Club, La Quinta, CA$16.6M (2023)Active
West Village CondoManhattan, NY$12M (2026)Active
Ontario FarmhousePuslinch, Ontario, Canada~$5M (2018)Active

What Justin and Hailey Bieber’s Real Estate Choices Reveal

A Portfolio That Grew With Their Careers

Each property lines up with a specific chapter: the Ontario farmhouse arrived right after their engagement, Beverly Park followed as their careers scaled up, La Quinta added a private desert escape once they’d settled into married life, and the Manhattan condo arrived in 2026 alongside Hailey’s growing business presence in New York.

Off-Market Deals Over Public Listings

Three of their four active properties — Beverly Park, La Quinta, and the Manhattan condo — were bought off-market or without a traditional public listing process. That pattern, common among ultra-high-net-worth buyers, has also made parts of their portfolio’s history harder to pin down accurately, including the Beverly Park/La Quinta mix-up this guide corrects.

Conclusion

Justin and Hailey Bieber’s real estate portfolio in 2026 spans four properties and roughly $60 million in publicly reported purchase prices — a Beverly Park mansion that’s actually their home, a La Quinta desert retreat with a renovation story often wrongly attributed to Beverly Park, a newly added Manhattan condo, and an Ontario farmhouse that remains their most personal property. GlamHomeGuide will continue to update this page as new details are confirmed.

Frequently Asked Questions About Justin & Hailey Bieber’s House

Where do Justin and Hailey Bieber live?

Their primary residence is a Beverly Park mansion in Los Angeles, purchased in August 2020 for $25.8 million.

Was the Beverly Park mansion built in 2009 by Alon Abady?

No. That renovation story belongs to the couple’s La Quinta property. The Beverly Park mansion was built in the late 1980s and was previously owned by Dubai-based developer Danny Lubert.

Do Justin and Hailey Bieber own a home in New York City?

Yes, as of 2026. They paid $12 million for a condo at 160 Leroy Street in Manhattan’s West Village — their first known New York City property.

Does Justin Bieber still own property in Canada?

Yes. He purchased a roughly $5 million, 101-acre lakefront farmhouse in Puslinch, Ontario, in 2018, and the property remains part of the couple’s portfolio.

How much is the Biebers’ real estate worth in total?

Across their four confirmed active properties, publicly reported purchase prices add up to approximately $60 million.

Did Justin and Hailey Bieber sell a Beverly Hills home?

Yes. A smaller Beverly Hills starter home, which Justin initially tried to sell via Instagram, sold fully furnished in 2021 for $7.995 million.

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This article was researched and written by the GlamHomeGuide editorial team using publicly available information from verified sources, including Westside Estate Agency (via the Los Angeles Times), Traded, 6sqft, and Toronto Life. All property values are approximate and based on publicly reported figures, which vary by source. GlamHomeGuide is not affiliated with Justin Bieber, Hailey Bieber, or their representatives.

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