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Now that Kim Kardashian and Kanye West are reportedly planning to take over the real estate world by buying three more luxury homes in Miami, New York and Paris, respectively, she doesn't need that pesky Beverly Hills estate anymore. According to Trulia, Kardashian has transferred ownership of her 4,000-square-foot gated house (yes, the one where a stranger came to her door with luggage and said he wanted to stay with her) to an unnamed buyer for an undisclosed amount. Trulia pointed to property records of the hush-hush sale. (KK never put the home on the open market.)
We imagine that there's another reason Kim wants to be rid of this home: It's the place where she became engaged to her soon-to-be ex-husband Kris Humphries. (After all, Kardashian and West are moving right along with starting their own family.) The couple also recently bought a massive Bel Air estate that outdoes Kardashian's former home by a lot!Still, whoever scooped the place up is in for a nice treat. The five-bedroom, seven-bathroom home -- which Kardashian reportedly bought for $4.8 million in March 2010 -- has a pool, waterfall spa and outdoor living and dining rooms for an unforgettable outdoor oasis. (It happened to make a couple cameos on "Keeping Up With the Kardashians.") The Tuscan-style estate also has a giant media room, and the interior has dark hardwood floors and French doors, Trulia said.
We do have to say, though, that the couple's new home is even better. That one has indoor and outdoor pools, two beauty salons, a gym, a basketball court and a movie theater. Yeah, we really wish we were that bun in Kim's oven.
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