Adriana Lima puts Brentwood mansion on the market for nearly $16M (complete with AI enhanced security system!)
Just three years after purchasing the home, the catwalk queen and her film producer husband Andre Lemmers, both 44, are now moving on from the luxurious mansion - which boasts the type of security a celebrity such as Adriana can appreciate.
The home is protected by laser beams that encircle the property and a security system enhanced by artificial intelligence, according to the Wall Street Journal.
'The property has AI-powered cameras that instantly recognize unfamiliar faces and can alert a live security team within seconds,' the listing's agent, Paul Salazar of Compass, told the New York Post.
The protection also includes 24/7 armed patrol service, automated perimeter alerts after hours, and even drawers in the primary suite that are secured via key-card access.
Adriana and her husband are now relinquishing the home, located in the Los Angeles neighborhood of Brentwood and listed for $15,995,000, due to their limited time in the area.
'Too much of our personal time was taken away by being on the other side of the country and longer travels,' they told The Wall Street Journal, who first reported the sale, via email.
The home has various luxurious amenities a celebrity could want and more - a primary suite decked out with fireplace and terrace, a resort-style backyard with pool, and a state-of-the-art home theater with more than $100k in concealed AV equipment and 'acoustically transparent finishes', according to the listing.
As far as the basics, the property contains seven bathrooms and a total of eight bedrooms (which includes the detached guest house).
A multi-purpose space in the home can also be used as an office, den, or nursery.
For the car aficionado, the home has a two-vehicle garage along with a gated parking that can hold four more automobiles.
Outside in the backyard, the future homeowner can entertain friends and family by the fire pit while whipping up something special at the outdoor kitchen.
Home cooks will also appreciate the kitchen.
The home contains a discreet chef's kitchen, where an 8-burner Wolf range, Miele fridge and freezer, and walk-in pantry can be found.
Bottles of vino can also be stored in a climate controlled wine rack.
And for those who love the custom furniture and collectible lighting fixtures currently on display - those can also be purchased.
'High-end buyers at this price point, they're willing to pay a premium to not go through the process of picking out furniture,' Paul told WSJ.
The sale comes less than a year after Adriana and Andre announced they had said 'I do.'
Adriana revealed she had married her partner Andre just before Christmas 2024, announcing the happy news on Instagram with a snap of her jaw-dropping rings.
The model captioned the snap: 'Officially Mrs Lima Lemmers AKA Limers [ring emoji and bride emoji].'
Andre is a film producer and unlike Adriana he does not have a presence on social media.
He has been the CEO of MiLu Entertainment since 2014 and he is also a partner at Hollywood Gang Productions.
The pair began dating at the start of 2021, before making their red carpet debut as a couple at Venice Film Festival that year.
They then welcomed their first child together in August 2022, a baby boy called Cyan Lima Lemmers.
A source close to the couple told People at the time that their son's name was 'inspired by the beautiful colors of the water across the globe in destinations like the Maldives, Bahamas, and Bora Bora.
The Victoria's Secret alum and her husband announced they had wed in late 2024
'Cyan is the color between green and blue in the color spectrum.'
They added the 'baby already has mummy's lips and eyes' adding that 'mum and baby are at home and healthy.'
This is her third child as she already shares two daughters - Valentina, 15, and Sienna, 12 - with ex-husband and Serbian basketball player Marko Jaric, who she split from in 2014.
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