Kylie Jenner Puts California Concrete Fortress on the Market for $48 Million—After Completing Work on Hidden Hills Mansion

Kylie Jenner is offloading her Los Angeles concrete megamansion for $48 million after finishing building her sprawling Hidden Hills property.

The reality TV personality listed the seven-bedroom property on Dec. 22, according to property records, after purchasing it for $36.5 million in 2020. The sale of the property was first reported by Mansion Global.

The same year she snapped up the fortress, Jenner, 28, splashed out $14.5 million for an empty lot near Calabasas to build an 18,000-square-foot estate, complete with a 12-car garage and guesthouse, according to Architectural Digest.

The concrete Holmby Hills compound features an Instagram-ready layout with 15,320 square feet of living space, seven bedrooms, and 9.5 bathrooms.

"Welcome to the pinnacle of Holmby Hills. Situated on Mapleton Drive—arguably the most prestigious location in Los Angeles—this is not just a home; it is a modern fortress designed for the ultimate privacy seeker," the listing reads.

Just before entering the home, guests are greeted by 12-foot-tall gates that emphasize the importance of safety and privacy.

The living area comes complete with a cozy fireplace and an expansive view of the backyard, which features a resort-style pool.

The chef's kitchen is equipped with a marble island and seating area, plenty of cabinet space, and state-of-the-art appliances.

The spacious dining area is surrounded by all-white walls and topped by an elegant chandelier.

One of the many entertaining areas features a second bar and a pool table, making it the perfect place to welcome guests.

The property "designed for grand-scale entertaining and quiet retreat alike" includes a cozy home theater, a chic bar, a pool cabana, a large gym, a game room, an outdoor projection screen, and a sport court.

There are also "two guest apartments with two additional guest suites" that feature private patios and separate entrances, according to the listing.

"This estate offers a lifestyle that requires no exit. A rare opportunity to acquire a pedigreed property defined by absolute privacy and timeless design," the listing adds.

Jenner previously shared the "things around my home that make me happy" on Instagram.

Jenner posted an elegant dining table surrounded by chic gray chairs, with a dramatic painting of a nude woman set against a bold green backdrop hanging on the wall behind it.

The colorful canvas is one of the few elements in her home that doesn't follow the otherwise muted palette she has chosen for her home, focusing on shades of gray, brown, and beige for many of her furniture pieces.

One such element she shared in her posts is a large brown boucle and wood chair that sits atop a beige rug, alongside a large potted plant. Jenner chose a similar shade for the upholstery in her home theater, revealing two rows of brown velvet chairs that she described as "yummy" in her caption.

Despite the very grown-up interior aesthetic, Jenner did call attention to one item in the home that was chosen especially for her two children, Stormi and Aire, whom she shares with former partner Travis Scott: a chic kids' table with two sheepskin-lined chairs.

While sharing a photo of the table, Jenner revealed that she actually had a mishap with it while messing around with her kids.

"Still love this kids table even though I fractured my knee while playing tag with my kids on this," she wrote.

Perhaps one of the most extravagant items featured in the posts was an image of "The Kardashians" star's home gym, which features a $12,000 Christian Dior treadmill, as well as what appears to be a half basketball court.

She also revealed several decorative items that pay tribute to her family, including a heartwarming black-and-white framed photo of Jenner posing with mom Kris Jenner, dad Caitlyn Jenner, and all of her siblings: Kourtney, Kim, Khloe, Rob, and Kendall.

Kendall also appears elsewhere in the home, atop a chic mahogany-brown console where Jenner has perched one of her older sibling's Vogue covers, alongside another version of the magazine that she and daughter Stormi posed for.

The final glimpse inside Jenner's home revealed her love of a very particular snack: Rolos. The entrepreneur and fashion brand founder has an enormous pile of the gold-wrapped candies sitting in a bowl on her coffee table, available to her any time she needs a snack.

Last month, Jenner revealed that she had finally completed her Hidden Hills pad.