Actor
Will
Smith
and
his
wife
Jada
Pinketh
Smith
have
reportedly
put
their
dream
home
in
Calabasas,
California
up
for
sale.
They
have
put
up
the
house
for
sale
in
the
market
for
$42
million.
They
have
lived
there
for
two
years,
reports
dailymail.co.uk.
They
had
reportedly
taken
seven
years
to
build
the
25,000
sq
ft
property.
If
reports
are
to
be
believed,
they
have
also
said
to
put
their
house
in
Hawaii
up
for
sale.
When
Will
Smith
and
wife
Jada
Pinkett
Smith
built
this
dream
home
which
they
called
the
Smith
Compoud
is
a
25,000
square
foot
castle.
Inspite
of
such
a
big
size
the
family
insists
that
their
home
is
extremely
intimate
and
they
have
done
their
best
to
give
it
a
natural
and
earthy
look.
Will
Smith
and
Jada
Pinkett
Smith
live
with
their
children
Willow,
Jaden,
and
Trey.
Speaking
about
their
castle,
Jada
had
once
said,
"For
Will
and
me
this
home
was
always
a
spiritual
endeavor.
We're
very
earthy,
organic
people.
We
wanted
to
create
a
family
retreat,
something
made
by
hand
and
as
natural
as
possible,
something
that
ties
back
to
the
land."
Will
Smith's
house
in
Calabascas,
California
has
architectural
details
from
the
Middle
East,
Africa,
the
American
Southwest,
and
Asia.
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of
Will
Smith's
beautiful
home
in
Calabascas,
California.
The
Front
Door
The
house's
monumental
front
door
once
provided
entry
to
a
fort
in
northern
India.
The
Entrance
This
is
the
room
that
you
see
when
you
first
enter
the
house.
It
is
exquisitely
designed.
The
Drawing
Room
The
architect
marshaled
a
small
army
of
workers
to
apply
the
hand-troweled
plaster
that
defines
the
character
of
the
two-story
home,
which
curves
around
itself,
encompassing
a
motor
court.
Will
Smith's
Beautiful
Home
One
of
the
primary
draws
of
the
property
was
a
picturesque
man-made
lake
with
views
of
majestic
Saddle
Peak
in
the
distance.
In
short
order
Will
and
Jada
purchased
a
string
of
adjacent
plots
to
assemble
the
rambling
150-acre
parcel:
their
sylvan
Shangri-la.
Will
Smith's
Home
Given
the
environmentally
sensitive
landscape
and
the
area's
labyrinth
of
regulations,
the
building-permit
process
dragged
on
for
four
years.
Construction
finally
commenced
in
2003,
after
Samuelson
(The
local
architect)
and
his
team
had
regraded
the
property
to
its
natural
topography
and
restored
sections
that
had
been
leveled
for
equestrian
use.
Check
Out
The
Ceiling!
The
textural
quality
of
traditional
three-layer
stucco,
with
all
its
inherent
imperfections,
is
echoed
in
exposed
ceiling
timbers
harvested
from
old
homesteads
and
barns.
Banisters
of
hammered
wrought
iron
and
floors
inlaid
with
river
stones
in
spiral
and
infinity-knot
patterns
reinforce
the
project's
hand-forged
ethos
and
spiritual
aspirations.
The
Bedroom
Check
out
the
beautifully
designed
bedroom!
The
Dining
Room
Every
furniture
and
antique
pieces
have
been
carefully
chosen
and
looks
breathtakingly
beautiful.