Kylie Jenner Shares a Tour of Her Long-Awaited Dream Home

Kylie Jenner is finally showing fans the house she has spent years building in Hidden Hills, California. In a new YouTube vlog, the reality star and beauty entrepreneur walked through the unfinished property while making design approvals and explaining how she wants the home to feel.

The project began after Jenner bought the five-acre lot for a reported $15 million in April 2020. Six years later, the structure is still under construction, but the tour revealed a clear Italian-inspired direction and many of the personal details she has selected.

The design mixes reclaimed materials with polished spaces

Outside, Jenner highlighted lavender plantings, mature olive trees, a future rose garden and a driveway made with reclaimed cobblestones. Inside, she showed reclaimed wood flooring, old brick and a dismantled antique fireplace that is being rebuilt in the entryway.

The kitchen cabinetry was still awaiting its final stain, while plaster samples were being considered for the main living areas. The tour also moved through guest bathrooms finished with stone and vintage-style tile, a basement gym and a spa area.

Entertainment is built into the plan as well. Jenner pointed out a gravel sports court, a fountain and an outdoor pizza oven intended for family dinners, parties and birthdays. Those features made the video less of a formal real-estate reveal than a progress report on how she expects to use the property.

The vlog turns a private build into public content

Jenner’s official YouTube upload is titled “vlog: building my dream house,” and the construction visit is framed around a day of approvals rather than a finished-home unveiling. She told viewers that she has worked on the project for a long time and is ready for it to be completed so she can move in.

No final move-in date was announced. That unresolved timeline is part of the story: the video offers a rare look at a celebrity home while it is still being assembled, with materials, landscaping and room functions visible before the finished styling arrives.

For viewers accustomed to seeing Jenner in completed campaign sets and meticulously designed social posts, the unfinished walls and active decisions provide a different kind of access. The home remains a work in progress, but the vlog makes its scale and aesthetic ambitions much clearer.