Inside Kanye West’s sprawling $35M Beverly Park mega-mansion with 11 bedrooms and a resort-style pool
Kanye West recently acquired a $35 million mansion in the prestigious gated community of Beverly Park in Beverly Hills.
The rapper, 47,’s lavish Mediterranean-style estate features 11 bedrooms and 18 bathrooms.
The house also features private gardens, panoramic views of the city and a tennis court.
The mega mansion sits on approximately seven acres of land and features a resort-style pool with a waterfall, a second pool, a pool house and an entertainment pavilion.
Kanye and his wife Bianca Censori, 29, will also have plenty of A-list neighbors as stars living nearby include Adele, Denzel Washington, Sofia Vergara and Justin Bieber.
Property records showed he shelled out $35 million for the impressive estate, per TMZ.
Kanye West recently acquired a $35 million mansion in the prestigious gated community of Beverly Park in Beverly Hills (pictured)
The rapper’s lavish Mediterranean-style estate, 47, features 11 bedrooms and 18 bathrooms; West pictured in March
The fashion designer’s new cradle features a separate pavilion, dedicated to entertainment, connected to the main building.
There are also waterfalls that lavishly decorate the individual pool areas in the expansive backyard.
Photos from inside show a large kitchen with stainless steel appliances and avant-garde art on the walls.
His new home also features a pool house, gazebo and paddle tennis court.
The tennis court is also equipped with a basketball hoop for additional recreational purposes.
Kanye reportedly looted his retirement pot and used high-risk mortgage lenders to finance the $35 million Beverly Hills mansion – a property he doesn’t want to live in with his wife Bianca, DailyMail.com exclusively reported last month known.
The rapper and his wife have borrowed a total of $15.5 million, DailyMail.com reports, including a $2.7 million loan from a fitness entrepreneur.
The property, which he co-owned with his wife Bianca through their firm Shore Drive Holdings LLC, was purchased purely for investment purposes and will likely be rented out.
The mega mansion sits on approximately two acres of land and features a resort-style pool with a waterfall, a second lane pool, a pool house and an entertainment pavilion.
The house also features private gardens, panoramic views of the city and a tennis court
Kanye and his wife Bianca Censori, 29, will also have plenty of A-list neighbors as stars living nearby include Adele, Denzel Washington, Sofia Vergara and Justin Bieber.
One room has floor to ceiling windows
A red and white work of art hangs on the kitchen wall
The modern kitchen is equipped with stainless steel appliances
Photos from inside show avant-garde art on the walls
Property records show he shelled out $35 million for the impressive estate, according to TMZ
The Donda rapper can choose from 11 bedrooms
The living room features a large cream-colored sofa
The mansion is palatial in size
Unique works of art adorn the walls
One of the 18 bathrooms has a large marble bath
Kanye reportedly raided his retirement nest egg and used high-risk mortgage lenders to finance $35 million Beverly Hills mansion
The rapper and his wife Bianca have borrowed a total of $15.5 million, DailyMail.com revealed last month – including a $2.7 million loan from a fitness entrepreneur
Kanye had to turn to several lenders to finance the purchase, including a private lender whose motto is “if the banks say no, private money is the only way to go.”
The house has a modern hall
There are waterfalls in the garden
Kanye had to rely on several lenders to finance the purchase, including a private lender whose motto is “if the banks say no, private money is the only way to go.”
The deal also involved a company that offers high-risk mortgages to people who would not qualify based on their credit history and score.
Kanye signed a trust deed for the assignment of rent and lease, meaning that if he defaults on the mortgage, the lender can take profits from any future rent.
He also took out another $3 million mortgage from two sources: RGGL LLC and retirement company Provident Trust Group.
RGGL is owned by Richard and Lucy Glassman, fitness entrepreneurs living in Albuquerque, New Mexico. They handed over $2,693,000 through their broker Private Money Solutions [PMS].
PMS is a hard money lender, which means they have individuals who are willing to invest large sums of money quickly in the form of short-term loans secured by real estate.
The Glassmans have no personal connection to Kanye, but Richard told DailyMail.com why he got involved in the deal that still had Kanye forking out $19.5 million of his money to finance the purchase – a total of 55 percent of the asking price.
The purchase comes months after he emptied his Malibu “fallout shelter” designed by famed architect Tadao Ando.
Another bedroom features gray furniture and wooden floors
There is plenty of room for entertainment
Kanye signed a trust deed for the assignment of rents and leases, meaning that if he cannot pay the mortgage, the lender can take profits from any future rentals
He also took out another $3 million mortgage from two sources: RGGL LLC and retirement company Provident Trust Group
The purchase comes months after he emptied his Malibu ‘bomb shelter’ designed by famed architect Tadao Ando
The musician has access to a tennis court and a basketball hoop
Sunlight streams into the house through the enormous windows
There is plenty of space to relax
The property offers plenty of space for water activities
The house is surrounded by trees for privacy
The house has a lot of beautiful architecture
The beautiful house pictured at night
There is also a cactus garden
The mansion is located in an exclusive gated community
He famously gutted the beach house with the aim of turning it into a “fallout shelter,” later selling it for around $21 million – which was 60 percent less than the price he originally bought the house for in 2021.
He previously bought the beachfront mansion in Malibu for a whopping $57.3 million following his divorce from Kim Kardashian in 2022.
Most recently, a real estate investment trust, Belwood Investments, closed on the property on September 26 for $21 million.
The investment company shared ambitious plans to fully restore the concrete fortress, which West had stripped with the intention of turning it into a ‘fallout shelter’.
He had stripped the plumbing and electricity and removed all the windows and doors.
It was reported that West and his wife Censori, whom he secretly married shortly after finalizing his divorce from Kardashian, paid a random worker from New Jersey to take apart the Malibu mansion – which was built in 2013 by the Japanese architect Tadao Ando.
One of the hired workers told The New Yorker that West wanted to create a “fallout shelter” and his “Batcave.”
In September 2023, sources also told TMZ that West wanted to remove the windows and electricity from the house to turn it into a “1910s fallout shelter.”
The property, owned jointly with his wife Bianca through their firm Shore Drive Holdings LLC, was purchased purely for investment purposes and will likely be rented out; he and Bianca seen in 2024
According to sources, he wanted to demolish the marble bathrooms and remove the plumbing and replace the stairs with slides to build a place where he could “hide from the Clintons and the Kardashians.”
The renovation project’s former manager, Tony Saxon, who filed a lawsuit against West claiming he was fired after “raising concerns about the extreme danger” of the project, said the rapper “didn’t want electricity.”
‘He just wanted to plant. He just wanted candles. He just wanted battery lighting. And he just wanted everything open and dark.”
Shortly afterwards, however, the then newlyweds left the house after the project turned out to be unrealistic.