Khloe Kardashian planned the pool renovation on a 2019 episode of "Flip It Like Disick."Rodin Eckenroth/WireImage; The SOCIETY Group; Samantha Lee/Insider
- Khloé Kardashian sold her Calabasas, California, mansion for $15.5 million, James McClain reported for Variety.
- While the finalized deal is $3.5 million below the initial asking price, McClain wrote that it's a "record price," higher than any Calabasas home sale ever before.
- The estate —which was once owned by Justin Bieber, and Eddie Murphy before that — features a private walking path, breathtaking views of the Malibu Canyon, a pool, and a guesthouse.
- The home was featured in Architectural Digest in 2016 and on Scott Disick's home renovation show "Flip It Like Disick" in 2019.
- Kardashian photographed the property herself using only her iPhone, the listing agent said.
Khloé Kardashian sold her Calabasas, California, mansion for $15.5 million, James McClain reported for Variety.
The sprawling estate went on the market in May with an initial asking price of $18.95 million. While it sold for about $3.5 million less than that, McClain wrote that the final sale marks a "record price," higher than any Calabasas home sale before it.
Kardashian sold the home to YouTuber Dhar Mann and has moved to a mansion that's right next to Kris Jenner's home in Hidden Hills, another gated community in Los Angeles County, per McClain.
Kardashian's former Calabasas home features a private walking path, a pool, a large guesthouse, and sweeping views of the Malibu Canyon, according to Tomer Fridman, the real estate agent who held the listing. Over the summer, he gave viewers a walkthrough of the property during an Instagram Live conversation with The SOCIETY Group, a luxury real estate-focused public relations firm.
While The SOCIETY Group did not confirm to Insider that the property was owned by Khloe Kardashian, the reality television star showed off the property in Architectural Digest in 2016 and a 2019 episode of "Flip It Like Disick," Scott Disick's home renovation show.
Take a look inside the Calabasas estate. The pictures were taken by the reality star herself on her iPhone, according to Fridman.
Kardashian's former mansion is located in The Oaks, an exclusive subdivision in Calabasas, California. According to listing agent Tomer Fridman, the development is favored by celebrities because of the privacy it offers residents.
The exterior of Kardashian's Calabasas home, as seen from the rear.
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Calabasas is a city in Los Angeles County west of the San Fernando Valley. It's about 20 miles from Malibu and 30 miles from Downtown Los Angeles.
Calabasas, California, on a map.
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To get to the house, visitors have to go through both The Oaks community's guarded gate and the home's own gate. "Unless you're in a helicopter, you're not seeing into this house ever," Fridman said while discussing the listing with The SOCIETY Group.
Dense vegetation protects the home from prying eyes.
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The Daily Mail reports that the estate is also close to Kourtney Kardashian's and Kris Jenner's respective homes.
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This property has been home to a number of other celebrities before Kardashian. It was purchased by Eddie Murphy for his ex-wife Nicole Murphy during their 2006 divorce and then later by Justin Bieber, according to the Daily Mail.
The house features a garden filled with knockout roses.
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Per Fridman, the home sits on just under two acres of land ...
The home's backyard has a playhouse perfect for young children.
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... and even has its own private walking path lined by oak trees.
Like the lot itself, the trail is flat.
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The trail ends at a meditation area with stunning views of Malibu Canyon, according to Fridman.
The estate is one of only 16 that sits directly on the Canyon's ridge line.
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Per Fridman, once you step inside, the house itself is about 11,000 square feet and boasts 6 bedrooms and 7 bathrooms, not including the guest house.
The main house and the guest house are separated by expertly manicured lawns.
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The home has chic white interiors ...
A living space in Kardashian's Calabasas home.
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... and lots of windows to open up the space and capitalize on the property's breathtaking views.
The indoor living areas look outwards.
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The pictures also highlight a generously sized beauty room and closet.
The home has a beauty room befitting a top influencer.
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The outdoor spaces are really what set the home apart from other Calabasas mansions, according to Fridman.
The home's outdoor area features a pool and multiple areas for outdoor dining.
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The various outdoor areas, including this fire pit, use the same pink and white color scheme as the interiors.
This fire pit would be a great place to make s'mores in style.
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The outdoor space includes a yard with several spots to relax, including these swinging couches ...
The couches are covered by a pergola.
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... this outdoor dining area ...
Outdoor dining area.
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... and of course, the pool.
The pool.
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Kardashian renovated the pool area in 2019. The pool planning project was memorialized on an episode of "Flip It Like Disick," the home renovation show helmed by Kourtney Kardashian's ex, Scott Disick.
The pool featured in "Flip It Like Disick."
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Many of the outdoor areas, like much of the home's facade, are covered in flowers.
An entrance to the home.
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Several fountains are also incorporated into the landscaping, as seen in images of the home.
A stone fountain in the home's yard.
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Per the SOCIETY Group, the estate's initial asking price was $18.95 million. The Daily Mail reported that Kardashian bought it for $7.2 million in 2014.
Another fountain outside the home.
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"For $18,950,000 you get celebrity pedigree, you get an [Architectural Digest] home, you get almost two acres, it's in an amazing school district," Real Talk host and real estate broker Branden Williams said in his interview with Fridman before the home sold. "I love this house."
The stunning property was only on the market for a few months before getting snapped up.
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