Inside Kylie Jenner’s stunning $13 million mansion; read full details

Kylie Jenner is w a billionaire, thanks to her cosmetics brand Kylie Cosmetics. KUWTK star is among most influential models around world and kws how to lever her social media. model has a powerful real estate investment portfolio and owns about five houses that value to a whopping $25 million approximately.

Jenner also frequently shares photos of her million-dollar house on her social media, teasing her fans with a glimpse of her extravagant taste. Let's a take a closer look at her beautiful mansion here.

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Kylie, who owns around five houses, moved to her first house when she was just 17. model recently acquired 13,200-square-foot residence on Hidden Hills in California, with rapper Travis Scott for a whopping $13.45 million. She is t only popular for her cosmetics but is also w seen building her real estate empire. 

Kylie Jenner's Mansion in California

She owns three mansions in Hidden Hills, California. Her recent purchase with Travis Scott was designed by Martyn Lawrence Bullard, who is a celebrated award-winning Los Angeles-based interior designer. He is popular for his broad eclectic and modern range of style. One of his best creations is beautiful mansion that Kylie owns. 

Jenner told Martyn that she wanted a fresh, fun vibe to match way she was feeling. colour was essential for her and she loves pink and wanted a lot of it. house is a pastel shade mansion but quite bold and private at same time. Martyn opted for a design that looks sumptuous. 

bar area is full of NSFW posters and zebra printed barstools. Kylie's dining room features ombre lear chairs, a golden light fixture, and butterfly wall art. Kylie's glam room is also tailored according to her needs and Kylie Cosmetics' style and me. It is one of most stylish houses.

Im Credits: Kylie Jenner's Instagram and Architectural Digest