Madison Beer has taken advantage of the hot Los Angeles housing market by outsourcing her incredibly stylish Los Angeles area property.
The 23-year-old pop singer sold her mansion in the upscale suburb of Encino for $7 million.
The “Dear Society” hitmaker bought the house almost two years ago, when it was brand new, for $5.6 million through an over-the-counter sale. It was sold without publicly listing the property.
Done: Madison Beer has taken advantage of the hot Los Angeles housing market by selling her incredibly stylish Los Angeles area property
New homeowners will have plenty of room to run around in this San Fernando Valley estate.
Built in a contemporary farmhouse style, the 6,484-square-foot condo features five bedrooms and six bathrooms.
The two-story property’s interior features include a spacious chef’s kitchen, a dry bar and a state-of-the-art cinema.
Outside, there’s a zero-edge pool and spa, as well as a stylish and large poolside cabana.
Leaving this place: The 23-year-old pop singer sold her mansion in the upscale Encino neighborhood for $7 million
So much to see: The new homeowners will have plenty of room to roam around this San Fernando Valley estate. Built in a contemporary farmhouse style, the 6,484-square-foot condo features five bedrooms and six bathrooms
And when they’re not swimming, new residents can exercise on the in-ground trampoline or on the large basketball court.
The luxurious home has a two car garage but can also accommodate multiple vehicles in the driveway.
The entire property is protected by a sophisticated security system.
The Homesick singer has just returned from sold out shows in England, Germany, France, Belgium, Italy and Spain.
Modern Charm: The two-story property’s interior features include a spacious chef’s kitchen, a dry bar and a state-of-the-art cinema
Indoor and outdoor feeling: the wall opens to the backyard with zero-edge pool
According to her website, the Good in Goodbye crooner will be back on tour for more overseas dates in August.
Madison’s recording career was launched with the help of Justin Bieber, who released a video of her belting out Etta James’ At Last in 2012 when she was just 13 years old.
Since then, the young performer has not only had a successful music career, but also created a strong social media presence as an influencer with around 31 million followers.
This comes after Beer told last year that her album Life Support – on which she has written and sung – addresses her struggle with mental health – specifically anxiety – while touching on prescription drugs and dealing with past toxic relationships deals.
A nice place to celebrate with friends: the dining room is large with a fully stocked bar behind and a welcoming entrance area
“Writing songs is like therapy for me,” the star told .
“That’s why this album is called Life Support. It helped me get rid of the darkness and see the light.’ She added: “My sonic inspirations are really diverse. I guess I’m not an easily categorized artist and a lot of these songs are like nothing I’ve ever tried before.
“Everything about me is laid bare on this album; It’s been a really fulfilling experience creating something that feels so real,” said the New York native.
She was romantically linked to Blake Griffin, Zack Bia and Jack Gilinsky. She was also reportedly close to Brooklyn Beckham.
Madison at work: She has been working on music at her house but is now looking for another address to call home
Sonically, “Life Support” reflects Madison’s eclectic taste in music while lyrically pushing the boundaries of accepted norms of pop singer-songwriters in the same way Rina Sawawaya’s “SAWAYAMA” or Hayley Williams’ “Petals For Armor” do.
There are references to mental health and prescription drugs, toxic relationships, and the atypical life Madison has led since he was discovered on YouTube by Justin Bieber when he was just 13 years old. An album written as a catharsis, Life Support is delivered as a document of Madison’s experience and a self-care guide to getting out on the other side.
Madison Beer’s Life Support is a powerful personal and artistic statement as she wrote her own songs and produced and created her own visuals.
Beer has broken down each song and the meaning behind them exclusively for
She told Good In Goodbye that she was inspired by her true loves. “At my age, if you break up with someone, you at least get back together a few times,” she told .
“This captures the strange purgatory place you are in. You know you’re not with the right person, but you can’t bear to sever the ties. The song begins with someone jumping in the water – that’s me urging me to take the plunge and finish it.
In “Follow The White Rabbit” – partly inspired by “Matrix” and partly inspired by Alice in Wonderland – “there’s a raw undertone to this song, a cool grunge sound that took it somewhere else. It’s a genre of music I’ve always loved but never been able to tap into.”
Effortless is one of her favorites. “It’s one of the most vulnerable songs on the album. It’s about me and my mental health — the struggles I’ve been through that have led me to therapy and medication and what they’ve faced me with,” she told . “My mental health journey isn’t something I’ve talked about before in my music.”
Stay Numb and Carry On is a continuation of her mental health story, but more poetic than personal.
New tunes: Beer released her debut album Life Support from Epic Records. And the star told that the album, which she has written and sung on, covers her struggle with mental health and prescription drugs while also opening up about her past relationships
“I tend not to react to situations. I used to find it negative not to keep calm all the time, but I was wrong. You end up locked inside yourself, convinced that the whole world is against you or that you are the only sane person and everyone else has gone insane.’
Blue is one of the oldest tracks on the album. It’s about knowing when to end a relationship. “I know when to run/when my makeup is on.” It’s the perfect analogy, when the mascara runs, it’s time to come out,” she said.
On The Interlude: “I’m a huge fan of Daft Punk – who were the main inspirations behind this Interlude. The song has a beautiful melody and the lyrics are built around it. It means that in a relationship you should feel like that special someone, not just someone in your partner’s world.’
Homesick is one of the oldest songs on the album.
“It’s a fantasy/fiction story about how I’ve felt my whole life – homesick for a planet I’ve never been to. I know it sounds weird, but growing up I felt like I was on some kind of Truman show. I grew up in a special way that not many people experience – recognition at 12, being signed so young and having to fend for myself in the world of social media. It was hard. I felt super isolated. I didn’t fit into the world normally and I still don’t. The song ends with a sample of Rick and Morty, my favorite cartoon.”
Selfishness was one of the hardest for her to absorb. “There were a lot of tears in the studio that day. The song started about my ex and evolved to include my dad as well. They are both twins and I realized at the time of writing that I was dating someone who reminded me of my father. That was overwhelming.”
The men in her past: She was romantically involved with Zack Bia and Jack Gilinsky. She was also reportedly close to Brooklyn Beckham