Adriana Lima offloads her luxurious fortified Brentwood estate for $12.96 million.

Supermodel Adriana Lima has offloaded her fortified Brentwood residence for $12.96 million after a challenging market run. Although the final sale price was significantly lower than her initial asking price, the luxurious property is noted for its advanced security features, expanding its appeal among high-profile buyers.

Adriana Lima’s Brentwood Home Sold at a Loss

Adriana Lima has finalized the sale of her heavily fortified Brentwood home for $12.96 million, a figure that falls short of her original asking price of $15.995 million. The property, first listed in August 2025, saw its price adjusted to $13.995 million after several months on the market. Lima and her husband, film producer Andre Lemmers III, purchased the newly constructed home in 2022 for $12.35 million.

While the sale represents a small profit over their purchase price, it does not meet the expectations typically associated with upscale Brentwood properties, especially those boasting extensive custom enhancements and a history tied to celebrity ownership. The estate spans approximately 7,500 square feet on a 0.34-acre lot, featuring a five-bedroom main house and an accompanying one-bedroom guesthouse.

Noteworthy Features and Future Plans

The estate offers a variety of amenities, including a pool, home theater, wine storage, and multiple spaces for indoor-outdoor entertaining. One of its standout features is the advanced security system, which includes AI cameras and laser perimeter protection, making it one of the most secure residences listed in its price category.

The house was marketed as move-in ready, complete with custom window treatments, designer furnishings, antique chandeliers, and vintage Parisian street lamps. Reports indicate that the buyers were particularly interested in these features and agreed to pay extra to retain them. Approximately $20,000 worth of potted plants were also included in the sale.

Lima has previously mentioned that this sale is part of a broader relocation strategy, citing increasing work obligations in New York and Europe, as well as the challenges of frequent cross-country travel. In a notable contrast, her sale of a waterfront estate in Miami several years prior was significantly more lucrative.

In 2009, Lima acquired a nearly two-acre estate on Indian Creek Island for $9 million during a market downturn. Over the following years, the property saw substantial upgrades alongside a surge in value, eventually being sold in early 2022 for $40 million—a staggering fourfold profit over the original purchase price and one of the most lucrative transactions in celebrity real estate during that period.