Justin Bieber's Houses: Beverly Park, Puslinch Lake, and Two Los Angeles Homes

Justin Bieber lives in Beverly Park, a guard-gated enclave in the hills above Beverly Hills, in a house he and his wife, Hailey Bieber, bought in August 2020. TMZ, Variety, E Online, and Elle Decor all put the price at $25.8M. Earlier versions of this page rounded that to $26M in the headline and gave $28.5M in the text, and the second figure was wrong. In 2026 Elle Decor still called the Beverly Park house the couple's primary residence.

The estate's page on our map is Justin and Hailey Bieber's Beverly Park home profile. The rest of this article covers the three other Bieber houses on our map: a lake estate in Ontario he still owns, a first Beverly Hills house the couple kept for two years, and a 2018 rental he never owned. Elle Decor's 2026 survey of their real estate also counts a desert house in La Quinta, bought in 2023, which is not on our map.

The south side of Beverly Park

Beverly Park went up in two phases, according to the Los Angeles Business Journal: the southern section in 1984 and the northern one in 1989, each with its own homeowners association. The Biebers' house is in the south. The Los Angeles County Assessor dates it to 1988 and counts it among 16 home sites on its tract, most of them built between 1986 and 1990.

The county's tax roll puts the parcel in the City of Los Angeles, so the house sits outside Beverly Hills city limits and the enclave borrows the name. Our Beverly Hills celebrity homes map sorts the neighborhood's other houses by the same line.

The house was a finished renovation by the time the Biebers saw it. A Dubai-based developer bought it in 2015 and gave it a multimillion-dollar remodel, Variety reported, then put it on the market in April 2018 asking $42M, per Elite Agent. The price came down in stages for more than two years. The couple, with the brokers Josh and Matt Altman on their side, paid about $16M less than that first number, which E Online and Elite Agent both worked out.

The south has a history with its neighbors to the north. In March 2006 the North Beverly Park association asked the southern homeowners to pay $121,000 a year toward the roads, gates, and security it maintained, the Business Journal reported. The south refused, and the north stopped letting the south's visitors and workers through its gate. Nannies, gardeners, and contractors bound for the southern houses were left with a detour of about seven miles on narrow, crowded canyon streets.

The southerners sued. Their side included Samuel Jackson and Magic Johnson, the ABA Journal reported from the Los Angeles Times. A Los Angeles County judge ruled for the south in January 2009, the Associated Press reported.

The first house, north of Sunset

Before Beverly Park there was a smaller, older house inside Beverly Hills proper. The couple bought it in March 2019, TMZ reported, the spring after their 2018 wedding. County records date it to 1932, and Elle Decor calls the style Monterey Colonial. It sits north of Sunset, the part of Beverly Hills where the lots are bigger and the ground steeper.

Charles Infante, a production designer whose music-video credits include Taylor Swift and Lady Gaga, renovated it before the Biebers bought it, according to Home Network and Hypebae.

They did not stay long.

In October 2019, seven months after the purchase, Bieber posted photos of the house on Instagram and asked whether anyone was interested, Hypebae reported. TMZ quoted his pitch: “I'll sell it with all the furniture. MAKE AN OFFER.” The sale closed on February 18, 2021, for $7,955,000, according to TMZ, against the $8.5M they had paid. Elle Decor's 2026 account gives $7.995M. Either way it sold at a loss.

The lake house in Puslinch, Ontario

The Canadian house has lasted longest. Bieber bought an estate in Puslinch Township, in Wellington County and about an hour's drive from Stratford, Ontario, where he grew up, in the summer of 2018, weeks after he and Hailey Baldwin were engaged. TMZ reported the deal closing that August, as BlogTO relayed it, at about $5M. BlogTO and the Wellington Advertiser both put the land at about 101 acres. An earlier version of this page said 103. The 2018 coverage described a horse-racing track and stables on the grounds. BlogTO added that the equestrian side was leased out for income at the time.

The lake was a resort long before it was a pop star's view. It is spring-fed and the largest natural lake in Wellington County, the local historian Stephen Thorning wrote in the Wellington Advertiser, and its first hotel opened in the mid-1840s. A stone church on the island, built for Father Simon Sanderl's mission, later served as a seasonal hotel and burned in 1865. In 1879 the Guelph brewer George Sleeman bought into the lake's resort trade.

In the spring of 2020 the lake became a set. The Biebers rode out the first lockdown at the house and shot The Biebers on Watch, a 12-episode Facebook series, on GoPro cameras placed around it, Rolling Stone reported. In the pilot they went out to the lake to talk through the highs and lows of their relationship.

They still have it.

When the couple turned up at a pub, a coffee shop, and a restaurant in nearby Cambridge in September 2025, CBC explained the visit by the house: the Biebers have a home in Puslinch, and Justin has called it “one of the most peaceful places.”

The 2018 rental in the Hollywood Hills

Early in 2018 Bieber moved into a house he did not own, now on our map as Justin Bieber's former Hollywood Hills rental. TMZ reported that February that he had leased it for around $55,000 a month, about what he had paid for a larger rental in Beverly Hills, and called the move a downsize anyway.

TMZ filed it under West Hollywood. The county roll places it in the City of Los Angeles, in Hollywood Hills West, and dates the house to 1952. The ownership chain is the part worth knowing. The house belonged to Scooter Braun, the manager who found Bieber on YouTube, until 2015, when Braun sold it to the developer Nile Niami, the Los Angeles Times reported. Niami reworked it and held it until December 2020, which made him Bieber's landlord. USModernist, an online archive of modernist houses, credits a 2017 remodel to the architect Paul McClean.

No source we found says when Bieber moved out, so we give no date.