Kelly Clarkson Sells L.A. Home At a Loss for $8.2 Million amid Divorce — See Inside

The singer purchased the home in June 2018 for $8.5 million, property records show

Updated on September 24, 2021 12:50 PM

Kelly Clarkson house — Laura D'Anna/MediaCarrot Photography. Inset: Jared Siskin/Getty. Photo: Laura D'Anna/MediaCarrot Photography. Inset: Jared Siskin/Getty

Kelly Clarkson has finally sold her Encino, California, mansion more than a year after it was first listed.

The sprawling property was initially placed on the market in May 2020 for $9.995 million, with Lisa Brende and Chris Corkum of Compass. A month later, amid news that Clarkson had filed for divorce, the listing page showed that it had been "withdrawn/cancelled." In February 2021, PEOPLE reported that the 10,100-square-foot estate had been relisted for $8.995 million — a $1 million price cut.

Now, property records show that the home has officially sold for $8.24 million, with the same realtors.

Clarkson, now 39, bought the estate in June 2018 for $8.5 million, property records show, meaning she's taken a $260,000 loss on the property.

The singer filed for divorce from husband Brandon Blackstock after nearly seven years of marriage on June 4, 2020, according to documents obtained by The Blast.

Clarkson and Blackstock, who married in October 2013, share two children: daughter River Rose, 7, and son Remington Alexander, 5. Blackstock is also father to son Seth, 14, and daughter Savannah, 19, from a previous marriage.

The house was custom-built in 2018, according to its listing. It boasts eight bedrooms and 11 bathrooms. Located in the San Fernando Valley, the rustic-meets-industrial home features an open floor plan and high, wood-beamed ceilings.

The listing touts the house as both "inspirational and practical."

In addition to a gourmet kitchen, a main suite complete with a fireplace and private patio, the property also includes a two-level guest house that has two bathrooms and a full kitchen. The outdoor space is made for entertaining, with a pool, fire pit and outdoor kitchen featuring a pizza oven.

"Combining art, design and functionality, this masterpiece elevates daily life to a whole new level," the listing promises.

Clarkson and her family — including all four kids — spent much of the beginning of 2020 social distancing together on their "Vintage Valley" ranch in Montana.

The singer gave fans a look inside the property with a video shared on YouTube in the spring, revealing horse runs and fire pits as well as a tour of the family's one-room log cabin, where the family of six was staying during the COVID-19 pandemic.

"We literally work almost seven days a week, if not seven days a week, so when we have time off we really like to check out," the American Idol alum said in the video. "It's nice to get into nature . . . it's nice to just come out here and sit by the stream and hear the water flowing and be around all the trees."

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The family previously relocated to Los Angeles from the musician's lakeside mansion in Henderson, Tennessee when Clarkson began filming The Kelly Clarkson Show.

PEOPLE reported in July that Clarkson sold the 20,000-square-foot Tennessee home for $6.3 million, after four years on the market.