The Weeknd’s house is a massive $70 million mansion in Bel Air, Los Angeles
The Weeknd’s former house in Hidden Hills, which he sold to Madonna shortly before buying his new Bel Air pad
The Bel-Air megamansion wasn’t even on the market
Before Abel Tesfaye, most commonly known as The Weeknd, purchased the sprawling 1.6-acre property, it was owned by Dutch media mogul Reinout Oerlemans and wife Danielle Oerlemans, who revamped the house entirely
The Weeknd’s house: Modern contemporary elegance, plus luxurious amenities
The Weeknd’s house in Bel-Air is a striking $70 million megamansion that has been completely revamped by its former owners
The perfectly appointed interiors of The Weeknd’s house include a lavish living room with orange walls and coffered ceilings
The kitchen features not one, but TWO waterfall-edge marble islands
The formal dining room has coffered ceilings and an elegant fireplace
There are plenty of amenities in the luxurious Bel Air mansion, including an indoor pool that the singer can use when rainy days keep him from using the infinity edge outdoor pool
The house’s spotlight moment in The Idol
Lily-Rose Depp and The Weeknd in a scene from The Idol
‘The Idol’ house is The Weeknd’s real-life mansion
The singer also owned a $19 million penthouse
From homeless to king of the castle
Despite many hardships, The Weeknd rose to fame (and fortune), with his talent and hard work propelling him to become one of the most popular artists of our time