It’s well-known that Tauheed Epps, better recognized as 2 Chainz, has a keen taste for luxury. His Viceland show, “Most Expensive,” showcased his nationwide quest for pricey and intriguing items.
So, it’s no surprise that his love for opulence extends to his home. Recent public records reveal that 2 Chainz has spent around $3.8 million on a more expansive property in the same vicinity as his previous home. This new abode, once owned by actress Eva Longoria, blends contemporary and Mediterranean styles.
Nestled in a gated community on a nearly quarter-acre lot, the white stucco house boasts six bedrooms and nine bathrooms within nearly 9,000 square feet of sunlit living space. Features include hardwood and tile floors, high ceilings, arched windows, and a magnificent spiral staircase that connects all four levels.
A striking wrought-iron and frosted-glass front entrance opens to a foyer with a window overlooking the pool. The entertainment level includes a living/game room with a curvilinear wet bar and additional windows showcasing the pool.
Nearby, a movie theater with a popcorn machine is situated next to the primary room.
On the second floor, the combined living and dining area features two fireplaces and French doors with wood trim leading to a wraparound veranda. Adjacent to this space is a gourmet eat-in kitchen with granite countertops, a large island, top-of-the-line stainless steel appliances, a walk-in pantry, a wine refrigerator, and a breakfast nook.
The office on this level also has a fireplace.
The third floor is dedicated to a spacious master retreat with a sitting area by the fireplace and showroom-style wardrobes. The spa-like bathroom includes a fireplace, a jetted Jacuzzi, and a glass-enclosed steam shower.
The fourth-floor roof terrace offers scenic views of the canyon, mountains, and city lights, making it perfect for entertaining.
The property is completed by a hedge-lined backyard featuring a plunge pool with a sundeck, a spa, and an outdoor kitchen with a barbecue area and al fresco dining.
