In early February the married couple listed their lavish 11,750 square foot Bel-Air mansion for $12,995,000, according to RealEstalker.
That's almost twice the price they bought it for in 2009.
Unreal estate: The married couple purchased the home for just under $7m in 2009
Mariah and Nick bought the seven bedroom, nine bathroom mansion for $6.975 million back in 2009.
But the gated three-acre property received a no expense spared upgrade and now features a grand formal entryway, a master suite comparable to a penthouse in the finest hotels and a formal dining room with a fireplace, according to Trulia.
For entertaining, there's an enormous kitchen and an incredible Aspen room that can accommodate parties of several hundred of your closest friends.
Upgrades: The home went through a major renovation to bring in it up to their A-list standards
Views: The home has canyon, city and reservoir views; the bathroom has views of trees
Furnishings: The formal dining room features a fireplace and breathtaking views
Dinner time: Who wouldn't love an enormous island in their kitchen
The Hamptons-inspired compund has canyon, city and reservoir views of LA and features high ceilings, wood floors and French doors throughout.
Other A-list amenities inside include a movie theater, basketball court, recording studio and gym.
Outside, the estate has a sprawling backyard with a pool, putting green, and parking for more than 20 cars.
Comfy: The home is 11,750 square feet
Room for everything: An enormous kitchen guarantees plenty of counter space
Have a seat: Views can be enjoyed throughout the estate
Nursery: The kids have plenty of room to play
While they are unloading their West Coast home, the couple still own an oceanfront compound on Windermere Island in the Bahamas and a massive New York City triplex.
In a recent interview with Ebony magazine, Mariah and Nick opened up about their relationship and raising their adorable twins Monroe and Moroccan.
'It was early on when I found out how spiritual she was, and we had conversations about kids and how to live life,' The America's Got Talent host said.
'For her to share these values, it instantly let me know this is the person I’ve always wanted.'
Ski lodge: An Aspen room can accommodate several hundred of your closest friends
Game day: Every home should come with a basketball court
Decorated: Framed photos outline the staircase
Lounge: The home underwent a major renovation prior to Mariah and Nick moving in
The 43-year-old Grammy winning songstress also opened up about their family life to the magazine, revealing Monroe is taking after her in the diva stakes.
‘The other night I had on a ruby and diamond necklace and earrings. Ms. Monroe looked at me and said, 'Where's my necklace?’, she said.
While they are happy to share pictures of their adorable children on social media, Nick insists the twins won't be child stars.
Bedtime: One of the seven bedrooms inside the estate
Red: A pop of color brightens up the room
White: Simple elegance keeps the room light and airy
'Me personally, I wouldn’t put my kids on television. But to each his own. Most aspiring child actors or child stars have a passion for it.
But as easy as it is for me to say that I wouldn't put my kids in it, if I saw that they really really wanted to do and they had the drive, then I would fully support it.
As long as there’s balance at home, then they could do whatever they wanted to do.’
Nick and Mariah have been working hard to keep the romance alive in their marriage.
They lived out a fairy-tale wedding at the Disneyland Resort in Anaheim, California in May as they renewed their vows on their fifth anniversary and celebrated the twins' second birthday.
Profit: Mariah could make a $6 million profit if she gets the asking price
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