Stevie Marvel’s Ex-Spouse Lists L.A. Residence for $15 Million

Stevie Marvel’s sons Kailand and Mandla are saying goodbye to their childhood dwelling in Calabasas, Calif. 

The musician’s second spouse, Kai Millard, has listed the six-bedroom property the place their sons, Kailand, 19, and Mandla, 23, grew up. The previous couple divorced in 2012.

Millard, 45, listed the 11,120-square-foot dwelling for $15 million, or the choice to lease for $65,000 month-to-month. The totally reworked property has six bedrooms and 6 loos, is in a gated neighborhood within the San Fernando Valley, and spans 2.779 acres.

The house has a chef’s kitchen with a book-matched marble island, chevron parquet wooden floors, top-of-the-line Miele home equipment and Sub-Zero fridges. It additionally includes a wine storage space and bar.

The junior major suite features a personal lounge and an en-suite toilet. The first suite affords a two-sitting space with a dual-sided hearth, a personal balcony of the yard, elegant chandeliers and a walk-in closet. The first toilet features a walk-in bathe and steam room and a brand-new infrared sauna.

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In the meantime, the upstairs workplace features a marble hearth and a grand chandelier wrapped in gold leaf. 

The decrease degree of the house additionally features a butler’s kitchen, a visitor bed room with an en-suite toilet and a big lounge with direct entry to a piano leisure room.

The leisure room results in the sprawling yard — which has a customized pool and landscaped gardens — offering the prospect for indoor-outdoor entertaining.

In response to the Wall Road Journal, property data present that the previous couple paid $2.85 million for the fashionable Mediterranean-style dwelling in 2000.

“It simply had this unimaginable, timeless structure and breathtaking environment,” Millard mentioned, per WSJ. “It was by itself little hill and had a number of house.”

“As a younger bride and a mom, I had no real interest in doing something to the home,” Millard mentioned of the thought of renovating the house after they first bought it. “I needed to allow them to be children. They’re going to mark the wall, put fingerprints all over the place. Simply overlook about it.”

Nonetheless, as soon as her sons received older, she determined to improve the property throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. She spent no less than $3 million transforming the first suite and the kitchen and opening it as much as the remainder of the residing house.

“I really feel like that is the best time to enterprise out into a brand new house,” she mentioned, per WSJ.