Bella Thorne Is Selling Her Hot Pink Home For A Whopping $2.55 Million

Singer-actress Bella Thorne has listed her hot pink-hued home in Sherman Oaks, California, for a whopping $2.55 million.

According to its listing by Brandon Melgar and Jenny Segovia of Segovia Real Estate Group, the 4,500-square-foot home, which was built in 2016, is "truly a unique and reinterpreted contemporary traditional" which gives absolute privacy.

"Entering you are greeted with a bright open floor plan with high ceilings. The 4, 500 sqft 5 bedrooms 5.5 bath features a formal living room and dining room with a butler pantry that leads you to the kitchen with a massive marble top island, built-in espresso machine, and stainless steel appliances. Open this home up with its extensive sliding pocket doors to give you the California Indoor-outdoor lifestyle," the listing reads.

The master bedroom has a "high ceiling, fireplace, large sliding doors, and an oversized balcony."

"The master bathroom is finished with wall to wall white marble and stand-alone tub. The master closet is one that needs to be seen in person. It's massive, to say the least. Smart home systems and a surround sound system throughout the house and patio," the listing reads.

In the backyard, there is a pool, jacuzzi and a built-in barbecue.

The 22-year-old actress, known for featuring in TV shows such as "Big Love" and Disney Channel’s "Shake It Up," purchased the home in 2016 for $2.011 million.

Speaking to the Los Angeles Times earlier this year, Thorne had said she always wanted a home with "themed rooms."

"There is a TV room that has gold flecks over everything, so that’s the gold room. I wanted it to feel like every time you step into another room, you are entering a complete other world," she told the outlet.

She also spoke about renting the home for events and photo shoots.

"Actually, when we have friends over, we’re sort of 'kitchen standers' — we stand around in the kitchen, eating and talking. From the beginning, we just had this idea of having an epic dining room. We didn’t think much about actually using it," she added.