Keeping Up with the Kardashians mansion hits the real estate market for $8.9M
Fans can now own a piece of reality TV history as Advance Estate Realty's Jane Trang Dang listed the 8K-square-foot, seven-bedroom, and nine-bathroom property on Monday with a price tag of $8.9M - according to TMZ.
The current owners never lived in the secluded house aside from 'throwing a few parties' there, and mainly considered it an investment for their real estate portfolio.
The nostalgic mansion features a gourmet kitchen outfitted with high-end Viking and Sub-Zero appliances, a private patio with sweeping canyon views, dual walk-in closets, wine cellar, and screening room.
There's also a resort-style backyard with a pool, spa, and built-in BBQ.
The palatial property should not be confused with Kris Jenner 's 8,860-square-foot Hidden Hills home, which was used for filming interiors from 2007-2021, and she put it on the market for $13.5M last February.
'I've shared so many unforgettable memories in this incredible home with my family,' the 69-year-old momager told the New York Times.
'And I'm excited to see it start a new chapter with its next owners.'
Tomer Fridman of Christie's International Real Estate Southern California currently holds the listing for Kris' (born Kristen Houghton) mansion.
In 2021, Jenner could be seen bidding a fond farewell to her 'old house' while eating breakfast there with a couple of her daughters not long before the show finally ended in June.
'I love it here,' The Kardashians producer-star told her daughter Khloé Kardashian as she fried up some bacon for them in the kitchen. 'This is where my heart is.'
Kris shared: 'I know all the little nooks and crannies, I know all the little noises, I know every creak on the steps - the black and white checkered floors, the white countertops and the La Cornue stove.'
Flashback clips abounded, including of the Roaring Twenties-themed party that Jenner's daughters threw for her 60th birthday.
The twice-divorced grandmother-of-13 was also seen telling her daughter Kim Kardashian: 'I know how the door opens and closes in the middle of the night and this is my home base. I feel good here.'
The 44-year-old SKIMS CEO responded: 'Yeah, I mean a lot has gone down in this house, especially in this kitchen.'
The twice-divorced grandmother-of-13 serves as executive producer of Ryan Murphy's legal drama All's Fair - premiering this fall on Hulu - which stars her daughter Kim Kardashian (M) as LA lawyer Allura Grant
Kris - who recently made headlines for her face lift by Dr. Steven Levine - currently lives in a $20M 16K-square-foot Hidden Hills mega-mansion right next to Khloé's $17M mansion.
Jenner will soon begin production on the seventh season of her famous family's Hulu reality show, The Kardashians.
The Calabasas socialite also serves as executive producer of Ryan Murphy's legal drama All's Fair - premiering this fall on Hulu - which stars Kim as LA lawyer Allura Grant.
Naomi Watts, Niecy Nash, Teyana Taylor, Sarah Paulson, Glenn Close, Matthew Noszka, Elizabeth Berkley, Ed O'Neill, Judith Light, Brooke Shields, and Jessica Simpson will also appear in the show.
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