Kylie Jenner has pulled her $48 million Los Angeles mansion off the market, only six months after listing it. The home, often described as a concrete fortress, features a striking modern design.
The property in the Holmby Hills neighborhood was first listed in early 2025. The decision to delist the home comes amid a fluctuating luxury real estate market in Southern California.
Built with extensive use of raw concrete and glass, the mansion spans nearly 30,000 square feet. The estate includes 10 bedrooms, 14 bathrooms, and a subterranean garage that holds up to 20 cars.
Design elements include a 75-foot infinity pool, a spa, and a home theater. The residence also offers a full gym, a beauty salon, and a dedicated security command center.
Jenner originally purchased the property in 2020 for $36.5 million. The asking price of $48 million reflected significant renovations and upgrades made during her ownership.
The move to take the home off the market does not indicate a change in her living plans. Sources suggest she may choose to occupy the property or pursue a private sale.
Luxury home sales in Los Angeles have slowed recently, with high interest rates impacting even top-tier listings. The decision to delist often allows sellers to wait for more favorable market conditions.
The mansion remains one of the most distinctive architectural properties in the city. Its removal from public listings marks a quiet end to a high-profile sales campaign.
