K
ris Jenner enlisted the help of Tomer Fridman, a prominent Beverly Hills realtor, to list her Hidden Hills mansion, made famous by 'Keeping Up With the Kardashians.' The six-bedroom, eight-bathroom estate has been priced at $13.5 million and is being marketed by Fridman, who has a long history with the Jenner-Kardashian family.

    Fridman notes that the house's celebrity status makes it unique, saying "I think in this case the house is a celebrity. I think that's the rarity here." He believes its value is higher due to its "pedigree" and the fact that it's been featured on the family's reality show for many seasons.

    The home has undergone several transformations over the years, with Fridman stating that "it's come through so many iterations and evolutions and designs and re-dos." Despite being empty since the family moved to Calabasas, the house remains a beloved part of pop culture history.

    Potential buyers are thoroughly vetted before viewing the property, which is likely to appeal to someone who collects prestigious homes or is a fellow celebrity. Fridman has shown the home to several high-profile individuals and families, but notes that everyone immediately recognizes its significance.

    The interior designer Ryan Saghian was hired by Jenner to update the home's furnishings, resulting in a look that "looks even better than it did on TV and even better than the photos." The property features a famous black and white checked foyer, multiple fireplaces, and a built-in frozen yogurt machine, which Fridman says is a charming feature.

    Fridman has worked with numerous high-profile clients throughout his 20-year career, including Adele, Sylvester Stallone, and Justin Bieber. He emphasizes the importance of discretion and trust in securing deals like this one, saying "you have to perform on every single deal" and think several steps ahead.