Former Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star and entrepreneur Diana Jenkins is officially saying goodbye to Southern California. The multi-millionaire philanthropist has placed her custom-built Hidden Hills sanctuary on the market for $23 million, setting the stage for an international move back across the Atlantic.
The timing of the listing marks a major life pivot for Jenkins, who shares her home with fiancé Asher Monroe and their children. Following the passing of her father, sources confirm Jenkins plans to spend significantly more time in Sarajevo to support her mother and keep her family close.
Inside the 13,000-Square-Foot Modern Sanctuary
Jenkins originally purchased the sprawling 4.3-acre estate back in 2021 for $13 million after selling her famous oceanfront Malibu compound. Over her five-year tenure, she partnered directly with the home’s original architect, George De La Nuez, to transform the 13,000-square-foot residence into a custom estate tailored for privacy and outdoor living.
The main residence features seven bedrooms and nine bathrooms, framed by grand open-concept living spaces, high-end white-oak cabinetry, beamed ceilings, and floor-to-ceiling glass walls that frame panoramic valley views.
Among the standout interior and exterior features:
Resort-Style Grounds: A brand-new lap pool with an expansive wood deck, a sunken fire pit, a natural water feature with a cold plunge, and an expanded sports court.
Outdoor Entertainment: A custom alfresco dining space complete with a fully equipped outdoor pizza kitchen.
Luxury Interior Amenities: A temperature-controlled wine display wall, a private home theater, an automatic lighting system, and a four-car garage fitted with EV charging stations.
Why the Hidden Hills Estate Is Hard to Replicate
In addition to its sleek modern aesthetic, the estate offers rare scale within the gated Los Angeles community. Securing approvals for four-plus acres of custom modifications in Hidden Hills involves a notoriously strict HOA oversight process.
Given current construction costs and the lengthy timeline required to permit and build out custom grounds, listing agents highlight that finding an architectural compound of this size—ready to go with pre-approved resort elements—is getting increasingly difficult for high-net-worth buyers to replicate in SoCal.
A New Chapter Overseas
While Jenkins previously placed the mansion on the market for $20.5 million back in 2023 during a high-risk pregnancy, she pulled the home to focus on her health and welcome her youngest child.
Now, with her family dynamic shifting and a desire to anchor her life nearer to her European roots, the $23 million residence is officially waiting for its next high-profile owner.
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