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The Beverly Hills villa that American billionaire Kim Kardashian owned during the early seasons of "Keeping Up With the Kardashians" is on the market for $8.495 million, two and a half times what she paid for it.
The five-bedroom, five-bathroom house at 3145 Abington Drive covers 4,027 square feet. Kardashian bought it for $3.4 million in 2010 and sold it fully furnished in 2013 for $5.12 million after a bidding war. The asking price is about 66% above that sale price.
The gated, Tuscan-style home sits behind heavy landscaping. Outside are a resort-style pool and spa, a fountain, a hillside sun terrace, a fire pit, a gazebo, a cabana, a covered lounge with a fireplace and an outdoor kitchen.
Inside, a two-story foyer opens to formal living and dining rooms, each with a fireplace and French doors leading outside. The kitchen has custom cabinetry, a center island and new appliances, and a double-sided fireplace links the breakfast room and a lounge. The house also has a private theater. The primary suite has a sitting area by the fire, two walk-in closets and an Italian-tiled bathroom with a soaking tub.
The house has been redone by AD100 designer Sebastian Zuchowicki in a sleeker, contemporary style that keeps its original structure.
A reality TV landmark
The villa was a regular backdrop on the show in its first years. In a 2013 episode, Kris Jenner and Khloe Kardashian covered its rose bushes in toilet paper. Kim Kardashian went back to the house in 2024 with Khloe and broker Josh Altman and found much of it unchanged, including the "KK" logo in her old glam room and her custom bedding. She shared the visit on Snapchat.
The listing comes as Kardashian's property holdings have grown far beyond her first Beverly Hills home. She lives in Hidden Hills, the gated city west of Los Angeles, where she kept the family home after her divorce from Ye, formerly Kanye West, and bought a Malibu estate from supermodel Cindy Crawford in 2024.
Kardashian, 46, joined the Forbes billionaires list in 2021. Most of her fortune comes from her stake in Skims, the shapewear and apparel company she co-founded in 2019, along with earnings from television, endorsements and her earlier beauty brand.
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