Most people announce Halloween with a pumpkin. Khloé Kardashian announces it with two giant moving Jack Skellingtons flanking her front door, red light, skeletons and a fog machine. She showed the setup in her Instagram Stories on October 8, 2026, and for one week a year the beige stone house in Hidden Hills looks like it has opinions.
The rest of the year it is a calmer place, and a more interesting one. Here are ten facts about Khloé Kardashian’s house, refreshed for 2026 and checked against what she and her family have actually shown and said.
1. Her nearest neighbor is Kris Jenner
Khloé and her mother bought neighboring lots in the gated Hidden Hills enclave and built side by side; HELLO! puts their combined spend at $37 million, with Kris spending over $20 million of it. Khloé’s own house is valued at about $17 million. Plenty of adults would call living next door to their mother a test of character. My read: for a family whose group chat is also a business meeting, it is simply efficient.
2. She built it from scratch, and she says so
Construction took about two years. When the house was finished, Khloé told the cameras on The Kardashians: “It’s just so great to finally see this be a tangible house,” and, more to the point, “This is mine.” I like that second line more than any room in the place. After years of headlines about other people’s choices, she built something where every choice was hers.
3. The famous designer credit belongs to the old house
The earlier version of this page said English designer Martyn Lawrence Bullard worked on this home. That was a mix-up. Bullard designed Khloé’s previous house in Calabasas, the one Architectural Digest featured, and she has since sold it for $15.5 million. No designer has been publicly credited for the Hidden Hills interiors, so we have dropped the claim and the “insider” price tag that came with it.
4. Kris says Khloé chose everything herself
@khloekardashian I have no idea how long ago I took these but I love this @goodamerican pink bikini!!!
The old line about Khloé being “obsessed with cleanliness” was mostly internet folklore. Kris Jenner’s own version is better, and on the record: “She organized everything herself, she chose everything herself.” Coming from the woman who runs the family calendar, that counts as a standing ovation.
5. The pantry used to be a garage
The room the internet loves most is not the pool. It is the pantry. In a YouTube tour she posted on May 5, 2025, Khloé explained that it was once one of her car garages and was designed for a “cozy farmers market vibe.” She calls it her “pantry crib.” There are lazy Susans for canned goods, labeled airtight containers to track expiration dates, a candy drawer, a snow cone machine and a wall of decorative cutting boards. Personally, I would have kept a garage for the car. I also do not own a snow cone machine, which may explain my priorities.
6. The snacks are at kid height on purpose
The lower shelves hold chips and popcorn so her children can reach them: “I want them to be able to grab and go.” Those children are True, now 8, and Tatum, who was born via surrogate in July 2022 and is now 4. The middle shelves hold condiments, pastas and olives for Kris’s martinis. And yes, there are “Cheez-Its sometimes guys. Sometimes we don’t.” The popcorn has a family connection too: Khloé launched Khloud protein popcorn at Target on April 29, 2025, and the brand has since added protein chips.
7. There is a real gym, not a treadmill in a corner
The author of Strong Looks Better Naked was never going to make do with a yoga mat. Her home gym, with cardio machines, free weights and strength equipment, appears regularly on her Instagram. What I respect is that she treats it as a workplace, not a set. Most celebrity home gyms exist to be photographed; this one clearly gets used.
8. One pool, used properly
The 2022 version of this story claimed a second pool was being built. We could not find any record of it, so it is gone. What Khloé has shown is one large pool, photographed in an Instagram Story in February 2025 with a green inflatable floating in it, and a patio with two trees strung with fairy lights. The inflatable tells you who really runs the backyard.
9. The front door is a seasonal stage
This year’s Halloween door was done with the events company Butterfly Floral: pumpkins, foliage, skeletons, the Skellingtons, set to “This Is Halloween.” One of her Stories shows True riding a scooter past it in the dark. Kardashian holidays are a genre of their own, and I think Khloé’s version is the most fun because it is clearly built for the kids first and the internet second.
10. Room for a third child? Not yet
A house this size invites the question. On the February 18, 2026 episode of her podcast, Khloé in Wonder Land, she answered it: “I don’t know if I have the bandwidth for a third,” adding, “I’m also not married, and I want to be married to have more kids.” She also said True is “close like sisters” with her cousins. Khloé shares both children with Tristan Thompson; they split in 2021 and co-parent, and she is not publicly dating anyone.
My take
The house itself is beautiful, but it is not the story. The story is a woman who built something that is plainly hers, then filled it with kid-height snack shelves and a Halloween door her daughter can scooter past. Come back in a year and the Skellingtons will be back, and I suspect the pantry will still be better organized than my life.
Sources
- Khloé Kardashian on Instagram, October 2026
- Khloé Kardashian, “Pantry Tour,” YouTube, May 5, 2025
- Khloé Kardashian on Instagram (@khloekardashian)
- HELLO!: Khloé Kardashian unveils Halloween decorations at $17 million mansion (October 2026)
- HELLO!: Khloé Kardashian shows off pool at her mansion (February 2025)
- People via AOL: Khloé Kardashian gives tour of her walk-in pantry (May 2025)
- TechCrunch: Khloé Kardashian launches Khloud (April 2025)
- Reality Tea: Khloé Kardashian on marriage and a third child (February 2026)
- Nylon: Khloé and Kourtney’s Calabasas homes in Architectural Digest
