Reality television personality and beauty entrepreneur Kylie Jenner has officially unveiled her custom Hidden Hills estate, following a lengthy development process that spanned six years. Valued at approximately $15 million, the expansive property sits on a five-acre lot in the exclusive Southern California neighborhood favored by numerous celebrities and members of her own family.
The newly completed residence draws heavily from European architecture, featuring sophisticated Italian-inspired interiors designed to create a warm and timeless atmosphere. Throughout the main living spaces, builders utilized reclaimed wood flooring and authentic antique fireplaces to lend the modern structure a sense of historic charm and established character.
Beyond the main living quarters, the vast grounds boast an extensive array of luxury amenities tailored for wellness, recreation, and outdoor entertaining. Residents and guests can utilize a fully equipped private gym, a dedicated spa facility, and a multi-use sports court situated on the expansive acreage.
The landscaping plays a prominent role in the estate's overall aesthetic, highlighted by a meticulously maintained rose garden and a grand central fountain. For culinary gatherings, the outdoor areas include a professional-grade pizza oven designed for open-air dining.
Jenner has openly expressed her enthusiasm for the completed project, referring to the property as her ideal Italian-inspired sanctuary. After more than half a decade of planning and construction, the billionaire founder of Kylie Cosmetics is now prepared to transition into the custom residence.
The Hidden Hills neighborhood has long served as a primary residential hub for the Kardashian-Jenner family, with several members owning multi-million-dollar estates nearby. This latest architectural addition further cements Jenner's deep ties to the affluent enclave, providing a private compound tailored to her lifestyle and design preferences.
Reporting based on coverage first published by The Times of India. Read the original report at The Times of India.
