Gwen Stefanihas made a clean break from her sweet estate in Beverly Hills.The No Doubt frontwoman andThe Voicecoachhas sold her hilltop mansion, known as The Summit, for $21,650,000 with Jade Mills ofJade Mills Estates. That’s more than $10 million less than the $35 million price tag she first placed on the home in January 2017, when it was listed with Stephen Shapiro ofWestside Estate Agency, and more than $3 million less than the $25 million she re-listed the home for in July, with Jade Mills.Stefani, 49, purchased the 15,500-square-foot estate with ex-husbandGavin Rossdale, 53, in 2006.The pair splitin August 2015, and it seems the singer, who’s been dating Blake Shelton since November of that year, is more than ready to let go of this real estate remnant of her marriage.MaxCrush FilmsMaxCrush FilmsThe seven-bedroom, seven-and-a-half-bath residence has Hollywood ties that go back even further than Stefani’s tenure. According toTrulia,Jennifer Lopezcalled The Summit home from 2000 to 2004.The listingalso details the impressive amenities of the gated and guarded home, including an infinity pool, playground, chicken coop, lighted tennis court and expansive outdoor living spaces. The impressive master suite boasts two full bathrooms and two separate dressing areas.MaxCrush FilmsThe striking black-and-white decor, courtesy of celeb-favorite designer Kelly Wearstler, is undoubtedly Stefani’s mark. Graphic stripes line the walls of the kitchen and casual dining area, which also hosts an oversize sputnik-style light fixture, leather banquette seating and a pair of midcentury Warren Platner chairs.MaxCrush FilmsThe living and formal dining rooms get an injection of vibrant color courtesy of a hot-pink sofa and a sorbet-hued suite of dining chairs. A fireplace sheathed in book-matched stone slabs unites the spaces, which also both sport patterned floor coverings and statement-making light fixtures.There’s also a 1,500-square-foot professional gym on site that includes a private massage room and sauna.Hopefully the decked-out property has found a buyer that appreciates Stefani’s Harajuku-meets-Long Beach style!

Gwen Stefanihas made a clean break from her sweet estate in Beverly Hills.

The No Doubt frontwoman andThe Voicecoachhas sold her hilltop mansion, known as The Summit, for $21,650,000 with Jade Mills ofJade Mills Estates. That’s more than $10 million less than the $35 million price tag she first placed on the home in January 2017, when it was listed with Stephen Shapiro ofWestside Estate Agency, and more than $3 million less than the $25 million she re-listed the home for in July, with Jade Mills.

Stefani, 49, purchased the 15,500-square-foot estate with ex-husbandGavin Rossdale, 53, in 2006.The pair splitin August 2015, and it seems the singer, who’s been dating Blake Shelton since November of that year, is more than ready to let go of this real estate remnant of her marriage.

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The seven-bedroom, seven-and-a-half-bath residence has Hollywood ties that go back even further than Stefani’s tenure. According toTrulia,Jennifer Lopezcalled The Summit home from 2000 to 2004.

The listingalso details the impressive amenities of the gated and guarded home, including an infinity pool, playground, chicken coop, lighted tennis court and expansive outdoor living spaces. The impressive master suite boasts two full bathrooms and two separate dressing areas.

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The striking black-and-white decor, courtesy of celeb-favorite designer Kelly Wearstler, is undoubtedly Stefani’s mark. Graphic stripes line the walls of the kitchen and casual dining area, which also hosts an oversize sputnik-style light fixture, leather banquette seating and a pair of midcentury Warren Platner chairs.

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The living and formal dining rooms get an injection of vibrant color courtesy of a hot-pink sofa and a sorbet-hued suite of dining chairs. A fireplace sheathed in book-matched stone slabs unites the spaces, which also both sport patterned floor coverings and statement-making light fixtures.

There’s also a 1,500-square-foot professional gym on site that includes a private massage room and sauna.

Hopefully the decked-out property has found a buyer that appreciates Stefani’s Harajuku-meets-Long Beach style!

source: people.com