The March 2019 issue of Architectural Digest will undoubtedly be remembered as a testament to a pivotal moment in Kylie Jenner’s life. On the cover, the young entrepreneur posed in a setting saturated with neon pink and Lucite furniture, orchestrated by celebrity interior designer Martyn Lawrence Bullard. At the time, the designer told the magazine: “When we started this project, she wasn’t even of legal drinking age. It was her first real adult home.” In September 2026, that chapter will come to a definitive close. The 29-year-old influencer and businesswoman has just sold this Hidden Hills property for $15.3 million (approximately 13.7 million euros), marking the end of a decade of stylistic and real-estate exploration in this ultra-private enclave of Los Angeles County.
An Evolving Aesthetic: From Pop to Neutral
The history of this home is inextricably linked to the collaboration between Jenner and Martyn Lawrence Bullard, a prominent member of the AD100. When she purchased the property in late 2016 for $12.05 million, Kylie Jenner was just 19 years old. The subsequent transformation reflected the meteoric rise of her cosmetics brand. The original design features included a “glam room” entirely dedicated to the Barbie universe for storing and testing her products, neon signs, and even an indoor swing. This playful style, almost childlike in its opulence, has, however, evolved over the years. Before the property went on the market, the decor was updated to feature neutral and warmer tones, reflecting the owner’s shift toward a more understated aesthetic, in line with her new lifestyle.
Architecturally, the residence is in the “contemporary Cape Cod” style. Spanning a living area of over 1,220 square meters, it offers an imposing yet structured layout designed to preserve privacy. The master suite serves as the heart of the home, featuring a private living room, two spacious walk-in closets, and a monumental stone-carved bathtub. The Kardashian-Jenner clan’s signature sense of hospitality is reflected in an adjoining guest suite—a fully self-contained apartment with its own entrance, a kitchenette, and a private courtyard.
The Numbers Behind a High-Stakes Transaction
Despite the owner’s status, the sale did not go through without concessions. Initially listed in March 2026 at a price of $20.25 million, the property saw a substantial price reduction of nearly $5 million—a 24.4% discount from the initial asking price. Brothers Josh and Matt Altman of Douglas Elliman led this complex transaction in a California market where buyers, though wealthy, are exerting increased pressure on asking prices.
On paper, Kylie Jenner realized a gross capital gain of approximately $3.25 million compared to her 2016 purchase price. However, this figure does not reflect the actual profitability of the transaction. Between brokerage commissions, property taxes accrued over ten years, and the massive renovation work undertaken with Martyn Lawrence Bullard—estimated to cost several million dollars—the net profit could turn out to be minimal, if not nonexistent. For a figure of this stature, the sale appears to be more a matter of portfolio rotation than a pure pursuit of immediate profit.
An Outward-Facing Lifestyle
Beyond the walls, the property spans approximately 1.4 acres (5,660 m²), optimized for the California climate. The landscaping reflects the demands of contemporary luxury: a fully equipped outdoor kitchen, an outdoor lounge area centered around a fire pit, and the indispensable pool and spa. Inside, entertainment is provided by a private movie theater and a game room featuring a fully stocked bar—amenities that have become the norm in this highly sought-after area of Hidden Hills.
The office, with its fireplace, also reflects the home’s dual purpose: a place for family life, but also the headquarters of a businesswoman managing a global financial empire from her home. The layout of the 8 bedrooms and numerous bathrooms (the number of which varies between 8 and 11 depending on the source) allowed for the accommodation of domestic staff and round-the-clock security—both essential to the life of the family’s most-followed member.
The Ever-Changing Jenner Real Estate Portfolio
This sale is part of a broader restructuring of Kylie Jenner’s real estate portfolio. However, the star is not leaving Hidden Hills, as she is having a new Italian-inspired estate built there on a 5-acre lot she acquired in 2020 for $15 million. This massive construction project, whose costs are estimated by industry observers at approximately $35 million, is expected to become her new primary residence.
At the same time, Jenner is looking to offload other major assets. A property in Holmby Hills remains on the market for $48 million. This real estate game of musical chairs underscores a desire to move upmarket, trading in her early “youthful” acquisitions for properties of even greater stature. The sale of the Hidden Hills home thus marks the end of the Bullard era for Kylie Jenner, as she leaves behind the neon lights of adolescence for the cut stone of architectural maturity.