Gene Simmons Is Selling His Home Won’t Sell to Just Any “Schmuck”
Gene Simmons of KISS is selling his home in Beverly Hills for just shy of 14 million dollars. The $13.995 milllion dollar listing offers 4 bedrooms and is over 7,000…

Gene Simmons of KISS is selling his home in Beverly Hills for just shy of 14 million dollars. The $13.995 milllion dollar listing offers 4 bedrooms and is over 7,000 square feet. To boot, the home has a solar-powered, 40-foot, black-lined infinity pool. Home also boasts an 1800 square foot deck with an unbelievable view. Click here to see pictures.
Who Can Buy Gene's Home?
Obviously, you need to be of a certain economic status. Additionally, Gene Simmons is selling his home with a "no schmucks allowed" caveat. In a press release Gene said, “You have such wonderful times there, you don’t want some schmuck in the place you call home.” “No drugs, no alcoholics. I don’t want anybody coming in there who is going to destroy the place.”
According to realator.com, Gene bought the place for 10 million back in 2021. How many wonderful times have you had there, Gene? Gene Simmons is infamous for buying and then selling for millions more than he paid. Nothing new there, but the "schmuck" angle is a new one.
Gene Simmons is Selling His Home: Take a Look
Gene Simmons and his wife, Shannon Tweed also have a property in Whistler, Canada, plus two homes in Malibu. Additionally, they owns two houses for their children Nick and Sophie.
How Many Homes Has Gene Simmons Bought and Sold?
Gene and Shannon did have the same home for decades. Realator.com tells us that they bought their home for 1.3 million in 1986 and renovated it in 2000. Gene listed the home for 22 million in 2020 and sold it for 16 million in 2021. Since them the Simmons have been on a buying / selling spree.
Maybe this is one of Gene's new income streams since KISS "retired."

NEW YORK, NY - APRIL 10: (L-R) Inductees Paul Stanley, Peter Criss, Gene Simmons and Ace Frehley of KISS attend the 29th Annual Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame Induction Ceremony at Barclays Center of Brooklyn on April 10, 2014 in New York City. (Photo by Michael Loccisano/Getty Images)