Inside the luxury mansions of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills: from Kyle Richards’ seven-bed house to Erika Jayne’s ‘modest’ new pad, which cast member has the most expensive home?

Jun 10 , 2021

Whose mansion is the mostest: Real Housewives of Beverly Hills’ Crystal Kung Minkoff, Sutton Stracke, Dorit Kemsley and Lisa Rinna. Photo: @crystalkungminkoff, @suttonstracke, @doritkemsley, @lisarinna/Instagram

Richards and hubby Mauricio Umansky’s house was home to legendary singer Smokey Robinson until 2002 – they bought the Encino colonial property for US$8 million

Garcelle Beauvais, Sutton Stracke and Dorit Kemsley love to move house and remodel – how long before series newbie Crystal Kung Minkoff does the same?

Beside its daily dose of drama and feuds, The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills also offers viewers a voyeuristic dive inside some of the most lavish properties seen on television. We’re talking glistening pools, spacious backyards, private gyms and, of course, fabulous walk-in closets … these ladies’ abodes are what real estate dreams are made of. Here we take a look at the season 11 cast members’ huge residences – and their whopping price tags.

Kyle Richards

The show’s OG has moved a few times since her debut, with each house bigger than the one before. Despite the 2017 burglary that left Richards devastated (and US$1 million short), she and husband Mauricio Umansky still live in their 10,600 sq ft Encino colonial property.

The exterior of Kyle Richards’ opulent Beverly Hills home. Photo: Realtor

The couple bought the estate for a jaw-dropping US$8.25 million, as per Realtor.com, and enjoy the luxury of seven bedrooms and eight baths along with a spacious kitchen, a home theatre and a master suite with a giant wardrobe.

Kyle Richards’ big backyard. Photo: Instagram/@kylerichards18

As seen on the show, her house also comes with a spacious backyard, a pool and a long driveway. The property belonged to the legendary soul singer Smokey Robinson until 2002.