KYLE Richards has been giving fans plenty of sneak peeks of her $8.25million mansion and unsurprisingly, it's incredibly decadent.
The Real Housewives Of Beverley Hills star, 51, shares the seven-bedroom Los Angeles pad with her husband, Maurice Umansky, and they make full use of the home theater, pool and luxurious spa.
Kyle and real estate mogul Maurice bought the Encino property back in 2017.
It's known as the "Smokey Robinson Estate" as the legendary musician lived there from 1988 to 2002.
The 10,600 square feet digs are situated in the esteemed San Fernando Valley neighborhood and was revamped before the Hollywood couple bought it.
Originally built in 1912, the Colonial-style home boasts eight bathrooms, several balconies and a library.
There's also a 1,600-square-foot guesthouse, a mini golf course and a gazebo in the garden.
The mansion sits behind stately gates at the end of a grand entryway and is surrounded by foliage.
The stylish interior features black and white marble flooring, a unique bathroom with black wallpaper adorned with colourful butterflies and eight fireplaces.
Kyle was heartbroken when burglars hit the property soon after the couple bought it in 2017.
They struck while the RHOBH star and Maurice were skiing in Aspen with their children and took more than $1million in jewellery and personal items.
Kyle admitted that she almost considered selling the home after the tragedy.
"There was one point after our house was burglarized that I thought, you know, I might have to sell my house," she told Home&Design.
"But then I look at my dogs and see how much they love this house and I think, I could never leave.
"They’re so happy and it makes me so happy sitting out here in the morning having my coffee on the porch in my rocking chair, watching my dogs."
Meanwhile, Kyle is set to return to our screens when RHOBH's tenth season premieres in April.
She recently revealed that the next season is so dramatic that filming it it gave her crippling anxiety.
She told HollywoodLife in December: "Rome was insane. It just gives me anxiety."
She added: "I have anxiety because this show is very stressful and when there’s a lot of drama, it causes me anxiety and I need to take a step back and take a breath right now.”
And it appears it's not just a few cast members butting heads - but rather the whole Beverly Hills set clashing, Kyle hinted.
Careful not to give too much away, she said: "There’s a lot of people not talking.
“There’s a lot of drama - more than we can handle right now.”
