Surprised rapper Kendrick Lamar lived somewhere so modest? Peek inside California home

It’s hard to believe that artist Kendrick Lamar, the recipient of 13 Grammy Awards and a Pulitzer Prize and the genius behind “To Pimp a Butterfly” lived in this modest Eastvale home that just hit the market for $800,000.

Eastvale is about an hour outside Los Angeles.

The “Humble” rapper purchased the home in 2014 for $524,000, the HuffPost reported. Since then, he’s shaken up his real estate portfolio with a $2.7 million Calabasas estate and a $9.7 million mansion in Manhattan Beach, Dirt said.

The Eastvale home is 3,529 square feet with four bedrooms and 2 1/2 bathrooms, including a full bathroom on the first floor for overnight guests, the listing on Realtor.com says.

“Entertain effortlessly in this open floor plan including the kitchen boasting a large island, granite counter tops, stainless steel appliances, dual ovens and plenty of cabinet space for all of your storage needs,” the listing says. “Upstairs you will find the spacious loft, perfect for a game room or additional family room.”

The primary suite sports dual sinks, soaking tub and a walk-in closet. Outside, a pool and built-in barbecue await.

Lamar was discovered by music producer Dr. Dre when he rapped under the stage name “K-Dot” in his younger years. He shot to fame after releasing the 2015 album “To Pimp a Butterfly,” and his 2017 follow-up “DAMN,” the latter of the two winning him a Pulitzer Prize, Biography reported.

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