Kanye West's California home transformed in $17M rebuild

A Transformation of Land and Spirit

Once a modest home near Kim Kardashian’s $60 million estate, a piece of land that was once owned by Kanye West has undergone a remarkable transformation. From its original low-slung ranch style to a luxurious equestrian estate, the property now stands as a unique blend of modern design and cultural heritage.

The newly built estate, named “Three Planes,” is currently being offered for $16.99 million. It's more than just a residence; it's an immersive experience that blends aesthetics with spiritual significance.

West initially purchased the original 3,200-square-foot house in 2021 for $4.5 million, with plans to be close to his four children. However, he never actually moved in. Two years later, he sold the property to H2 Development, a Calabasas-based developer, for $4.25 million. The developer then decided to demolish the existing structure and work with Los Angeles designer Jae Omar to create something truly special.

Omar, known for his work on high-profile estates for celebrities like Sean McVay, DJ Zedd, and Meghan Trainor, drew inspiration from the Chumash people, the Native American tribe that once inhabited this region of Southern California. His vision was to create a space that reflects the tribe's cosmological framework — three interconnected realms: sky, earth, and underworld.

“I wanted to create a space where you could feel all three at once, and move between them with intention,” Omar shared. “Every material, every line, every shadow was chosen to honor the Chumash belief in transformation and transcendence.”

The estate features a striking exterior clad in Shou Sugi Ban siding, Santa Barbara stone, and hand-applied plaster, reflecting the area's equestrian roots with a modern ranch-style form. Inside, the design embraces organic modernism, with soaring beamed ceilings, white oak floors, sandstone walls, and earth-toned plaster finishes.

The five-bedroom, 6.5-bath home includes a wellness wing, a yoga deck, a media room, and a wine cellar described as “the underworld” in listing materials. The heart of the home is a bespoke kitchen featuring top-tier appliances and finishes, along with a breakfast nook and a walk-in pantry.

The spa-grade primary suite is located on the main level and includes a sculptural soaking tub, a steam shower, and a sauna. Four secondary bedrooms upstairs each have their own ensuite bathrooms, offering privacy and comfort.

Outdoors, the 1-acre-plus property extends the home's immersive vision. A resort-style pool and spa, a firepit, an alfresco kitchen, and a yoga deck are complemented by a detached horse stable, paying homage to the community's equestrian culture and offering a rare amenity in new construction.

“This community has always been about privacy and prestige. Now, it’s also becoming a canvas for architectural storytelling,” Omar said.

The home, located at 24877 Eldorado Meadow, is being marketed by Veronika Khomyn of The Agency. It's expected to officially hit the market later this month.

For Omar, “Three Planes” is part of a broader creative push. His latest project, “Five Fathoms” in the Hollywood Hills, takes inspiration from Ariel’s siren song in Shakespeare’s “The Tempest.” However, in Hidden Hills, he found a unique challenge and opportunity.

“My goal is to redefine what it means to live well within the Hidden Hills community,” he told The Post. “Alongside H2 Development, we’re not just constructing speculative homes, we’re curating homes that hold a soul, a story, a spirit and reflect the extraordinary community.”