A South of the Boulevard home in Sherman Oaks owned by Chris Kilmore, DJ of the rock band Incubus, is on the market for $4.599 million.
The three-story, 5,579-square-foot Mediterranean-style residence has five bedrooms, six bathrooms and a vault-door-secured safe room. Records show the turntablist bought the property for $2.55 million in April 2016.
Built on the nearly quarter-acre hillside in 2004, the house recently underwent a “no-expenses-spared” remodel, according to the listing. MLS photos show the home’s interior bathed in natural light, and high ceilings give the living space a sense of openness.
Archways, wood beams, custom iron French doors, and European-style fixtures and hardware further enhance the property’s character.
Highlights include an updated gourmet kitchen with floor-to-ceiling white oak cabinets, marble countertops, a waterfall island, hidden high-end appliances and a walk-in pantry. The kitchen opens to the dining and family rooms.
French doors extend the main living areas outside onto a large Saltillo-tiled balcony with wrought-iron railing. The balcony overlooks the backyard barbecue center, outdoor fireplace, and putting green.
Most rooms in the house offer treetop views of the hillside, valley and mountains.
There are five fireplaces, four indoors, including in the primary suite. The suite also offers a walk-in closet, heated floors, quartzite countertops and an LED-illuminated mirror with built-in smart technology.
Other property features include a gym, movie theater, wine tasting room and upgraded electrical for EV charging.
The listing agent is Kilmore’s wife, Tenny Kilmore of Coldwell Banker Realty.
Kilmore, 51, joined Incubus for the 1998 “S.C.I.E.N.C.E.” tour. After that, they jumped into the studio to record “Make Yourself,” which produced several hits, including the band’s highest-charting song, “Drive.”
Incubus followed that success with more albums, including the studio releases “Morning View” (2001), “A Crow Left of the Murder…” (2004), “Light Grenades” (2006), “If Not Now, When?” (2011), and “8” (2017).
Last year, the band returned to the studio for “Morning View XXIII,” a re-recording of the 2001 album with Nicole Row, the band’s new bass player. The album will drop on May 10. But first, Incubus will play the main stage on May 4 at the BeachLife Festival in Redondo Beach. General admission tickets start at $179 for one day.
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