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Kanye West recently scooped up a $35 million mansion in the prestigious Beverly Park gated community in Beverly Hills.
The rapper's, 47, lavish Mediterranean-style estate boasts 11 bedrooms and 18 bathrooms.
The home also features private gardens, panoramic city views and a tennis court.
The mega-mansion sits on about seven acres of land and includes a resort-style pool with a waterfall, a second lap 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 who live in the neighborhood include Adele, Denzel Washington, Sofia Vergara, and Justin Bieber.
Property records showed that he put down $35 million for the impressive estate, per TMZ.
Kanye West recently scooped up a $35 million mansion in the prestigious Beverly Park gated community in Beverly Hills (pictured)
The rapper's, 47, lavish Mediterranean-style estate boasts 11 bedrooms and 18 bathrooms; West pictured in March
The fashion designer's new crib features a separate pavilion just for entertaining that is connected to the main house.
There are also cascading waterfalls lavishly decorating separate pool areas in the sprawling backyard.
Photos from inside the home feature a large kitchen with stainless steel appliances and avant-garde art on the walls.
His new home also features a pool house and a gazebo as well as a paddle tennis court.
The tennis court is also equipped with a basketball hoop for additional recreational purposes.
Kanye reportedly raided his pension pot and used high risk mortgage lenders to fund the $35 million Beverly Hills mansion - a property he does not intend to live in with wife Bianca, DailyMail.com exclusively revealed last month.
The rapper and his wife borrowed a total of $15.5 million, DailyMail.com can reveal - including a $2.7 million loan from a fitness entrepreneur.
The property, jointly 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 about seven acres of land and includes a resort-style pool with a waterfall, a second lap pool, a pool house, and an entertainment pavilion
The home also features private gardens, panoramic city views and a tennis court
Kanye and his wife Bianca Censori, 29, will also have plenty of A-list neighbors as stars who live in the neighborhood include Adele, Denzel Washington, Sofia Vergara, and Justin Bieber
One room features 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 showed that he put down $35 million for the impressive estate, per TMZ
The Donda rapper can choose out of 11 bedrooms
A large cream couch is pictured in the living room
The mansion is palatial in size
Unique art pieces adorn the walls
One of the 18 bathrooms features a large marble bathtub
Kanye reportedly raided his pension pot and used high risk mortgage lenders to fund the $35 million Beverly Hills mansion
The rapper and his wife Bianca 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 use various lenders to finance the purchase, including a private money lender whose motto is 'when the banks say no, private money is the only way to go'
The home features a modern hallway
There are waterfalls in the garden
Kanye had to use various lenders to finance the purchase, including a private money lender whose motto is 'when the banks say no, private money is the only way to go'.
The deal also involved a firm that offers risky mortgages to people who wouldn't qualify for one based on their credit history and score.
Kanye signed an 'assignment of rents and leases' trust deed - which means that if he defaults on the mortgage, the lender can take profits from any future rent.
He's also taken a further $3 million mortgage from two sources - RGGL LLC and pension firm Provident Trust Group.
RGGL is owned by Richard and Lucy Glassman, fitness entrepreneurs who live in Albuquerque, New Mexico. They handed over $2,693,000 using their broker Private Money Solutions [PMS].
PMS is a 'hard money lender' meaning they have individuals willing to invest huge sums in a hurry as short-term loans secured by real property.
The Glassmans have no connection to Kanye personally, but Richard told DailyMail.com why he got involved in the deal where Kanye still had to front $19.5 million of his cash to fund the purchase - totaling 55 percent of the asking price.
The purchase comes months after he offloaded his Malibu 'bomb shelter' designed by renowned architect Tadao Ando.
Another bedroom features grey furniture and wood floors
There's a lot of room for entertaining
Kanye signed an 'assignment of rents and leases' trust deed - which means that if he defaults on the mortgage, the lender can take profits from any future rent
He's also taken a further $3 million mortgage from two sources - RGGL LLC and pension firm Provident Trust Group
The purchase comes months after he offloaded his Malibu 'bomb shelter' designed by renowned architect Tadao Ando
The musician has a tennis court and a basketball hoop at his disposal
Sunlight pours into the house through its enormous windows
There is plenty of space to relax in
The property offers plenty of room for aquatic pursuits
The home is surrounded by trees for privacy
The home features plenty of stunning architecture
The magnificent home pictured in the nighttime
There's also a cactus garden
The mansion is located in an exclusive gated community
He famously stripped down the beach home with the goal of making it a 'bomb shelter', and later sold it for approximately $21 million — which was 60 percent less than the price he originally purchased the home for in 2021.
He previously purchased the beachfront mansion in Malibu for a whopping $57.3 million after his divorce from Kim Kardashian in 2022.
Recently, a real estate investment company, 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 gutted with the intention of making the home into a 'bomb shelter.'
He had stripped it of plumbing and electricity, with all the windows and doors removed.
It was reported that West and his wife Censori, whom he secretly married shortly after he finalized his divorce with Kardashian, paid a random New Jersey laborer to rip apart the Malibu mansion — which was built in 2013 by Japanese architect Tadao Ando.
One of the workers that was hired told The New Yorker that West wanted to create a 'bomb shelter' and his 'Batcave.'
In September 2023, sources also told TMZ that West wanted to remove the windows and electricity from the home in order to turn it into a 'bomb shelter from the 1910s.'
The property, jointly owned 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 as well as replace the stairs with slides to build a place he could 'hide from the Clintons in and the Kardashians in.'
The former manager of the remodel project, Tony Saxon, who filed a lawsuit against West as he claimed he was fired after he 'expressed concerns about the extreme danger' of the project, said the rapper 'wanted no electricity.'
'He only wanted plants. He only wanted candles. He only wanted battery lights. And he just wanted to have everything open and dark.'
Shortly thereafter, however, the then-newlyweds ended up abandoning the home after the project proved to be unrealistic.
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