Where the Kardashians Live: A Map of the Family's Calabasas and Hidden Hills Homes
From Kim's Hidden Hills compound to Caitlyn's Malibu hilltop, a member by member map of where the Kardashians and Jenners live and how each house traded hands.
Ask where the Kardashians live and the answer is a map, not an address. Most of the family clusters inside 2 gated enclaves at the west end of the San Fernando Valley: Hidden Hills, a city of horse trails and guarded gates that incorporated in 1961, and The Oaks of Calabasas, a freeway exit away. Cameras for Keeping Up with the Kardashians rolled inside Kris Jenner's Hidden Hills house from 2010 to 2021.
Neither community allows a public street view behind its gates, which is half the reason the family settled in. Below, member by member, each house links to its Velvet Ropes profile, where the map pin, the ownership trail, and the property record live. The exact addresses stay gated, the same way the streets are.
Kim Kardashian
Kim and Kanye West bought a French country house in Hidden Hills in 2014, then spent 6 years stripping it back to almost nothing. Belgian designer Axel Vervoordt and architect Vincent Van Duysen rebuilt it as the pale, nearly empty compound that landed on the cover of Architectural Digest's March 2020 issue. The rebuild story sits on the profile for Kim's Hidden Hills compound.
When the Woolsey Fire pushed into Hidden Hills in November 2018, the couple hired a private fire crew that dug a break behind the house. The line held, and neighbors credited the crew with saving their homes too. Kim took sole ownership as the divorce settled, Los Angeles County recorded the transfer in September 2021, and she has raised the couple's 4 kids there since. The profile still carries Kanye's name from the years he rebuilt it; the house is hers.
Before Hidden Hills, the couple's first shared house was a Mediterranean villa in the Bel Air hills, bought in 2013 and repainted in the white and gray the 2 favored everywhere. In November 2017 it sold to Ukrainian-born entrepreneur Marina Acton for close to double what they paid, and its record still lives at Kim and Kanye's former Bel Air home.
Kylie Jenner
No one in the family has bought more ground than Kylie. Her longtime base is a Cape Cod style compound in Hidden Hills, purchased in September 2016, when she was 19. She raised both of her kids there, and in March 2026 she put it on the market as her next build neared completion.
That next build rises on land she bought elsewhere in Hidden Hills in April 2020. The custom estate has been under construction for years and is expected to take over as her primary residence.
On the city side of the hills she owns a single-story compound in Holmby Hills, bought in April 2020 behind its own guardhouse. Built around a courtyard pool, it reads more like a resort than a house.
In the desert, Kylie bought a bare lot at the Madison Club in La Quinta in February 2019 and built from scratch; the finished house became her La Quinta home around late 2022. The club is a gated golf community near Palm Springs where Kris keeps a desert house of her own.
The one house she shares on paper is the Beverly Hills home she bought with Travis Scott in October 2018, months after their daughter Stormi arrived. The 2 split the cost. After the relationship ended they put it up for sale in 2022, then pulled it back off the market.
Kendall Jenner
Kendall is the one member of the clan who never planted a flag in Calabasas or Hidden Hills. Her first real house was a West Hollywood home she bought from Emily Blunt and John Krasinski in June 2016. Burglars took a jewelry haul from it in March 2017 with no sign of forced entry, and she sold about 14 months after buying.
In October 2017 she traded up to a Spanish style house in Mulholland Estates, a guard-gated Beverly Hills enclave shared over the years with DJ Khaled and Christina Aguilera. The house once belonged to Charlie Sheen. This time the gate came first.
Khloe Kardashian
Khloe's Calabasas years ran through a house with its own celebrity past. In 2014 she bought Justin Bieber's place in The Oaks once his run-ins with the neighbors pushed him out. Designer Martyn Lawrence Bullard reworked the interiors, Architectural Digest toured it alongside Kourtney's house in 2016, and in November 2020 she sold her former Calabasas home to YouTube creator Dhar Mann at what was then a record price for the city.
She did not go far. At the end of 2020 she and Kris closed on 2 neighboring lots in Hidden Hills, carved from land a collapsed developer left behind, and built matching new houses that share a driveway with no fence between them. Khloe moved into hers in late 2021.
Kourtney Kardashian
Kourtney has held the same address longer than any of her sisters. She bought her house in The Oaks from retired NFL receiver Keyshawn Johnson in 2014, half a mile from Khloe's old place. The house came from megamansion architect Richard Landry, and Bullard gave it the same contemporary reset he gave Khloe's, in the same 2016 Architectural Digest issue.
Marrying Travis Barker in 2022 consolidated nothing. The 2 kept separate houses about a block apart in Calabasas while hers went into renovation, and they bought a beach house up the coast in Carpinteria from Conan O'Brien.
Rob Kardashian
Rob has never bought into the neighborhood; he borrows it from family. In December 2016 he and Blac Chyna moved into the first Hidden Hills house Kylie ever bought, weeks after their daughter Dream was born, with his younger sister as landlord. After that arrangement ended he settled into Kris's longtime house down the road and stayed for years raising Dream there.
Kris Jenner
The house that anchors the whole map is Kris's longtime Hidden Hills home. She and Caitlyn Jenner bought it in 2010, before Caitlyn's transition, and decorator Jeff Andrews rebuilt the interiors around the black-and-white checkered entry that opened a decade of Keeping Up with the Kardashians; the show filmed there from 2010 to 2021. Kris put it on the market in February 2025, pulled it back while she weighed keeping it in the family, then put it up again in May 2026.
She also ran one of the family's cleaner flips across the street from Kim: a second Hidden Hills house she bought new in December 2017, redecorated, and sold in August 2020 in an off-market, all-cash deal to Katharina Harf of the Coty cosmetics family.
Her main address now is the matching new build beside Khloe.
Caitlyn Jenner
Caitlyn broke from the valley altogether. In 2015 she bought a hilltop house above Malibu with wraparound views, the first home she ever picked out on her own, and designer Lori Margolis shaped the interiors while I Am Cait filmed there. Early reports during the November 2018 Woolsey Fire said the house had burned; it survived, and she was back on the property within weeks.
The rest of the map
That is the map as of mid 2026, and it keeps moving; the addresses themselves stay behind the ropes, where they belong. The trail does not end in California either. When you are ready to head east, step inside Taylor Swift's Nashville home and work outward from there.
Sources
- Architectural Digest, the March 2020 cover story on the Hidden Hills compound
- Architectural Digest, the 2016 tours of Khloe and Kourtney's houses
- TMZ, Kim keeps the Hidden Hills estate in the divorce
- TMZ, the private fire crew in the Woolsey Fire
- The Real Deal, the Bel Air sale to Marina Acton
- The Real Deal, Khloe's record-price Calabasas sale
- Los Angeles County property records (no public link)