KIM Kardashian has fully transformed her $5million Idaho lakehouse by spending a big chunk of change on renovations, including a new dark paint job and “neutral interior”.
The SKIMS founder owns a five-bed, six-bath, property in Harrison with views of Lake Coeur d’Alene which was bought back in November 2020.
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Although it’s not known how much it was purchased for, it was on the market for around $3million, and it now has a value of $5,266,600, according to listings.
Property records show it was purchased under the White Pine Re Trust, which is listed in West Hollywood and is heavily linked to Kim’s companies.
New photographs exclusively obtained by The U.S. Sun show it has been given a full paint job with Kim opting for a darker shade of brown for a classy, rustic look.
A local source also claimed the beauty mogul, 42, has replaced all of the granite inside and removed the dated interior featured on an online property listing.
Pictures show there are new trees and greenery at the front of the home to keep it more hidden since Kim purchased the property, as the family often vacations at the home.
The insider said: “She has given it a Kim Kardashian makeover and it now looks more like her main LA house with beige/neutral tones initially inspired by her ex Kanye West.
CLUB HOUSE
“The home is in a peaceful community with its own security and the private Gozzer Ranch Golf and Lake Club which the family has been seen at on occasion.
“It has a restaurant and bar, outdoor dining area for members, a private beach, jet skis and paddleboards, and huge inflatable waterslides for the kids to enjoy.
“Everyone is very discreet at Gozzer Ranch and Coeur d’Alene is fast becoming a top spot for celebrities, everyone from Chris Pratt to Justin Bieber visits in the summer months.”
Her 4,544 sqft custom-built estate offers breathtaking lake views and also includes a two-car garage; and a separate golf cart garage.
It boasts an open-plan kitchen, dining, and living area leading out to an oversized desk with plenty of room for entertaining.
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For the adults, it also offers a large wine cellar in a daylight basement, and an outside patio featuring a spa and a lush lawn.
Kim was photographed on Sunday at another property in the area, situated directly on the water and just seconds from the main house.
NEW BUILD
She was snapped enjoying an early July 4 vacation with her daughter North West, 10, as the mother and daughter went jetskiing together before she jetted off to The Hamptons for a celebrity party.
The family is known to spend time in Idaho every Summer with Kim’s mom Kris and her sisters also flying to the vacation spot.
Kim shares North and three more kids: daughter Chicago, five, and sons Saint, seven, and Psalm, four, with her ex-Kanye.
According to records seen by The U.S. Sun, Kim also owns two portions of land nearby.
One plot, on the same road as the $5million abode, is listed at just under 1.3 acres and has a market value of $241,620.
It was purchased under Rainwater Re LLC, which also has an address in West Hollywood.
The other empty plot is worth around $700,000 and is situated closer to Gozzer Lake Ranch and Golf Club.
The club is described online as a “rustic retreat in the heart of Idaho” which encompasses 700 acres of “exquisite natural landscape” and is a place where “family memories will be cherished for generations”.
Meanwhile, Kim has spoken openly about wanting to build a “glass lake house” in the area, although it’s not known if she has started work on it yet.
According to a cover story in Vogue last March, Kengo Kuma, who designed the National Stadium for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics as well as LVMH’s Japan headquarters, is “creating a glass-and-wood lake house for her in an undisclosed location, where Kim travels every Fourth of July.”
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