Former Hidden Hills for Kanye West for 17 million dollars

Once, the modest neighbor of Kim Kardashian, a $ 60 million, a conspiracy previously owned by Kanye West dramatically-from a low-farm house to a vibrant category.

It is now called “Three Planes”, which is the newly built equestrian drug on the market for $ 16.99 million, and offers more than just square shots-but also a complete spiritual experience.

The West bought the original 3,200 square feet in 2021 for $ 4.5 million, with sources Previously tells the post To stay close to his four children.

But he never moved.

Two years later, he sold the property to the developer H2 Development, which is based in Calabasas for $ 4.25 million.

They immediately settled the structure and cooperated with the designer of Los Angeles Jay Omar to re -imagine the space as a luxurious honor for the roots of the original Earth.

Omar – known for his work in the real estate sought by the likes of Sean McFai, DJ Zaid, Megan Trinor – inspired the people of Chumash, the original American tribe that was inhabiting this region of southern California one day.

The result: a 11,000 square feet real estate designed to stimulate the cosmic tribe framework-three worlds interconnected from the sky, earth and the world.

“I wanted to create a space in which you can feel the three in one go, and move between them with a structure,” Omar said in a statement. “Every substance, every line, every shadow was chosen to honor the Chumash faith by transformation and transgression.”

Shu Suuji Ban, Santa Barbara and hand -applied plaster wears the silhouettes of the property to the hidden equestrian roots with a modern farm shape.

Inside, it is a major group of organic modernity: high ceilings, white oak floors, sandstone walls, and ground color plaster between opening features.

The five -bedroom house includes 6.5 bathrooms, a net wing, yoga surface, a media room and a dramatically described wine of distributors as the “underworld” in drawers.

The heart of the house is a dedicated kitchen equipped with first -class appliances and finishes, joined by the breakfast angle and a walking store.

The basic pavilion of the spa category sits at the main level and is characterized by a sculpture soaking basin, steam and sauna shower. Four secondary bedrooms on the top floor include their own inner bathrooms.

In the open air, the property with an area of 1 acres extends from the overwhelming vision of the house.

The resort-style swimming pool, the resort style, FirePit, an outdoor kitchen and yoga surface are connected to a separate-horse-nod to the equestrian culture in society and a rare strain in the new construction.

Omar said: “This society has always been related to privacy and prestige. Now, it has also become a fabric of the architectural novel.”

The house, which is located at 24877 Eldorado Meadow, is marketed by Veronika Khomyn from the agency. It is expected to officially reach the market later this month.

As for Omar, “three planes” are part of a broader creative batch.

His latest project, “Five Fathoms” at Hollywood Hills, is inspired by the song Ariel’s Siren in “The Tempost” by Shakespeare. But in Hidden Hills, he said the challenge and opportunity was more focused.

“My goal is to redefine what to live well within the hidden Hills community.” “Besides the development of H2, we are not only building speculative houses, we are organizing homes that carry the soul, story, spirit and reflecting the extraordinary society.”