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The famously reclusive In-N-Out heiress' California estate hit the mark for $17 million. Take a look inside the sprawling property.

The famously reclusive In-N-Out heiress' California estate hit the mark for $17 million. Take a look inside the sprawling property.

Monica Humphries

The 4.23-acre property has a guest house, movie theater, golf course, and poolside cabana.IM Real Estate Photography & David Guettler Photography

Lynsi Snyder, a reclusive billionaire and heiress of In-N-Out Burger, is selling her California estate.
The 4.23-acre property is listed at $16.8 million and has a guest house, theater, and golf course.
Photos provide an inside look into the home of Synder, who has largely remained out of the public eye.

Lynsi Snyder, billionaire and heiress of the fast-food chain In-N-Out Burger, is selling her estate for $16.8 million.

Lynsi Snyder stands outside an In-N-Out Burger in 2013. Leonard Ortiz/Digital First Media/Orange County Register/Getty Images

Source: Insider, Coldwell Banker Realty

Snyder, who has largely remained out of the public eye, purchased the property in 2012 for $17.4 million.

Right, Lynsi Snyder stands with her husband and former In-N-Out employee, Sean Ellingson; left, the 4.23-acre property. Tommaso Boddi/Getty Images/IM Real Estate Photography & David Guettler Photography

Source: Insider

The estate is located in Bradbury, California, a few miles away from the first In-N-Out Burger, which Snyder's grandparents Harry and Esther Snyder opened in 1948.

In-N-Out Burger has remained a family business. CBS This Morning/YouTube

Source: Insider, Los Angeles Times

The famously reclusive 38-year-old's Mediterranean-inspired property is 4.23-acres.

The large property is in Bradbury, California. IM Real Estate Photography & David Guettler Photography

The amenity-filled residence has 11 bedrooms, 14 bathrooms, a poolside cabana, a basketball court, a tennis court, and an infinity pool.

The property includes a main residence, guest house, recreation room, pool, golf course, a basketball court, and tennis court. IM Real Estate Photography & David Guettler Photography

The famously reclusive In-N-Out heiress' California estate hit the mark for $17 million. Take a look inside the sprawling property.

Monica Humphries

Lynsi Snyder, billionaire and heiress of the fast-food chain In-N-Out Burger, is selling her estate for $16.8 million.

Snyder, who has largely remained out of the public eye, purchased the property in 2012 for $17.4 million.

The estate is located in Bradbury, California, a few miles away from the first In-N-Out Burger, which Snyder's grandparents Harry and Esther Snyder opened in 1948.

The famously reclusive 38-year-old's Mediterranean-inspired property is 4.23-acres.

The amenity-filled residence has 11 bedrooms, 14 bathrooms, a poolside cabana, a basketball court, a tennis court, and an infinity pool.

The property is located in a gated community, and the entrance to the main residence features a fountain with pristine gardens.

Upon entering the main residence, visitors step into the foyer, which has two staircases, a grand chandelier, and vaulted ceilings.

Upstairs is the main suite, which includes a sitting room with a fireplace, two walk-in closets, a private office, and a hair salon.

Connected to the bedroom is an extravagant bathroom that has a bathtub and multiple vanities.

Also off the main bedroom is a private balcony with seating and a view of California's sunsets.

Back downstairs, there's a lavish dining room.

There's also a tasting room where guests can sip wine from the property's temperature-controlled wine cellar.

Inside the home, visitors will also find amenities like a movie theater.

And a billiards room with a wet bar and lounge area.

Outside is an expansive backyard that has a private two-hole golf course and a putting green.

Also in the backyard is an infinity-edge pool with an attached hot tub.

This pool wouldn't be complete without a cabana, which includes a dining area, full kitchen, and living space.

The home also has a detached three-bedroom, two-bathroom guest house.

Finally, the property has a 3,400-square-foot recreation center, which can be used for everything from a dance studio to a batting cage.

After being off the market for nearly a decade, the mansion and all its amenities are now up for grabs.

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