Simon Cowell’s LA pad he ‘bought from Leona Lewis for £2.9m but sold at a loss’

Simon Cowell snapped up a stunning Los Angeles mansion from former X Factor protégé Leona Lewis for an eye-watering £2.9 million.

But unfortunately for the music mogul – who shares son Eric with long-term girlfriend Lauren Silverman – he ended up selling the sprawling property at a loss soon after signing for it.

All in all, Simon lost a whopping £155k after selling the mansion for £2.8 million, according to Variety.

As it’s back up on the market now, potential buyers (or admirers) are now able to see the pad’s features listed on realtor.com.

Boasting a cool five bedrooms, seven bathrooms and two mini bathrooms, this mansion sits on a huge piece of land in the Hidden Hills.

What’s more, the estate features its very own detached guest house, perfect for visitors.

The pad itself is set over 4,900-square-ft, and boasts a huge fireplace that’s guaranteed to be a treat during those winter nights.

With huge floor-to-ceiling windows, this house is ensured to shower you with constant skylight.

The lucky buyer of this property will be happy to know that one of the bedrooms in the main mansion has been transformed into a fully-functioning leisure room, complete with a full bar, multi-media entertainment system and equipment.

This property really is the gift that keeps on giving, as the main bedrooms comes equipped with a chic fireplace, a private garden, a tranquil bathroom and a huge walk-in closet.

And this house is perfect for entertaining A list guests.

The outdoor area comes complete with a stunning outdoor kitchen and BBQ area, as well as a huge swimming pool and fire pit.

Meanwhile the guest boasts a poolside lounge, kitchen, a pool bath, bedroom and second bathroom.

And if that’s not enough, the guest house also features an outdoor-inspired glass-framed shower.

The lucky buyer of this property would become the neighbour of celebrities like Drake, Jessica Simpson and the Kardashian-Jenners.

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