Charlie Puth Lists Beverly Hills Home For $17M: Report

BEVERLY HILLS, CA — Singer-songwriter Charlie Puth has listed his Midcentury home in Trousdale Estates for just under $17 million, according to Robb Report.

The four-bedroom, four-and-a-half bath home was built in 1965 and designed by renowned architect Rex Lotery. Boasting large windows and a two-story living room, the 4,800-square-foot home was recently renovated, according to the listing.

Puth, 32, bought the property for around $9 million in 2017. Its past owners include Freddie de Cordova, a longtime producer of the Johnny Carson-era "Tonight Show," according to Robb Report.

Below is the listing description, provided by listing agent Kurt Rappaport of Westside Estate Agency:

An architectural masterwork designed by Rex Lotery, 1965. A stunning Mid-Century home built of concrete, wood, glass and stone. This is one of only a handful of two story homes in Trousdale and has just completed a meticulous renovation. An incredible property completely private and situated behind gates with a large motorcourt. Interiors feature incredible courtyards and dramatic volumes of space and have the perfect flow for intimate or large scale entertaining. Gourmet kitchen with commercial appliances, family room, dining room, and striking 2-story living room. Spectacular primary suite with spa-like bath, office, studio, and much more. Incredible backyard including pool, firepit, fountains, and beautiful covered areas for gracious entertaining. Truly iconic in every detail. Shown to prequalified clients only.