Kris Jenner is having a little trouble letting go of the famous mansion featured on “Keeping Up With the Kardashians” — granted, it’s not for lack of trying. Although it’s been put up for sale, the Hidden Hills home is currently still owned by the matriarch of the famous reality TV family.
“When Kris Jenner made the decision to part ways with her iconic ‘Keeping Up With the Kardashians’ mansion” in February 2025, which she purchased in 2010 with then-husband Caitlyn Jenner, “she did so with much fanfare: a New York Times interview announcing the listing gave way to dozens more articles about the end of a storied reality TV era,” according to Realtor.com.
“Yet more than a year later, none of that hoopla appears to have moved the needle on the sale of the property,” Realtor.com notes. “It has sat on the market for the same sky-high listing price—$13.5 million—for 372 days now.”
Kris Jenner’s ‘KUWTK’ Mansion Has Been Empty for a Year
Kris’s “KUWTK” mansion — which includes six-bedrooms and eight-bathrooms — has been empty since she first put it on the market, per Realtor.com. Indeed, Kris has fully moved out of the abode and lives in another Hidden Hills estate that she purchased.
Kris “took with her all of the personal furniture items and decor pieces that fans of the hit E! network show came to know and love during the years that the property was featured so prominently on ‘Keeping Up With the Kardashians,'” Realtor.com explains. In order to help the home attract potential buyers, Kris opted to have it professionally staged before it was listed for sale.
The Mansion’s ‘Old Hollywood–Style Glamour’ Remains
Although Kris no longer lives in the impressive Hidden Hills home that was seen for years on reality TV, it still boasts the kind of celebrity-worthy perks that fans might expect.
“To say the home has seen a lot in the past 15 years is an understatement,” Realtor.com points out. Kris’s “life has changed dramatically—as have the lives of her children. But the shiny, black and white, old Hollywood–style glamour of the home remains the same.”
“It still features the dazzling double staircase and checkered marble flooring in the grand entryway,” Realtor.com continues. “The massive, mirrored walk-in closets remain, as do all six luxe bedrooms, all en suite. The multicoffered ceilings remain, as do the dark and moody bathrooms, dressing rooms, and bar.”
