Lisa Vanderpump House: Inside Villa Rosa, Her Beverly Hills Home

Lisa Vanderpump has spent more than a decade letting TV cameras into Villa Rosa, the rose-filled Beverly Hills estate she shares with her husband, Ken Todd. The couple bought it in 2011 for just under $12 million, soon after The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills made her famous in America, and it has been her main home ever since.

It is no longer her only address, though. In 2024 she added a house in Las Vegas, where her restaurant business has since grown into a full hotel on the Strip. Here’s what is known about both homes, the bigger mansion she left behind, and the properties she has owned in England and France.

Who is Lisa Vanderpump?

Lisa Vanderpump is a restaurateur, television personality and author. She spent nine seasons on “The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” (2010–2019), has starred in and executive-produced “Vanderpump Rules” since 2013, and fronts Hulu’s “Vanderpump Villa,” which premiered in April 2024. With Ken, whom she married in 1982, she has owned more than 30 restaurants, bars and clubs over the years, first in London and later in Los Angeles and Las Vegas.

Her net worth is commonly estimated at around $90 million. Real estate is a large part of that story, and several of her homes have doubled as sets for her shows.

Where Does Lisa Vanderpump Live Now?

Villa Rosa is still her primary home. Rumours that she would sell it and move to Nevada have circulated since 2023, but after buying her Las Vegas house she said she plans to split her time between California and Nevada rather than give up the Beverly Hills estate. Asked directly about selling, she has only gone as far as saying she can never say never.

The property sits in the hills of the Beverly Crest area, which carries a Beverly Hills 90210 address. It is often placed in Beverly Park by mistake. That gated enclave was home to her previous mansion, not to Villa Rosa.

House at a Glance

Privacy note: This article does not publish the home’s exact street address.

Inside Villa Rosa

The name fits. Roses and pink blooms run through the gardens, the terraces and the famous zero-entry pool, whose edge is usually lined with pink flowers. The details viewers have seen most often on screen are:

• The swan pond: A pond at the front of the house is home to her pet swans, Hanky and Panky, who became minor celebrities in their own right.
• The pool terrace: The zero-entry pool and the outdoor dining area beside it have hosted many of the dinner parties and confrontations filmed for RHOBH and Vanderpump Rules.
• The closet: Her walk-in closet is large enough to hold two sizeable island dressers.
• Open living spaces: A renovated kitchen and several formal sitting rooms open onto views of the canyon and city lights.

Lisa has described the house as a sanctuary. It has also been home to a rotating pack of dogs, a fitting detail for the founder of the Vanderpump Dog Foundation.

Much of what circulates online about the interior, such as horse stables, an olive grove, a koi pond or a glass-walled car showroom, has never been shown on camera or in a listing. The house hasn’t been on the market since 2011, so no official floor plan or full feature list has been published.

What Is Villa Rosa Worth?

Figures as high as $40 million sometimes appear online, but no sale, listing or appraisal supports them. Without a recent sale, any value for Villa Rosa is an estimate.

The house has also been used as collateral. Public records reported in 2023 showed three loans against it, taken out in 2015, 2017 and 2019, adding up to about $18.9 million. The records don’t show whether the earlier loans were refinanced or repaid, so the total shouldn’t be read as her current debt.

Her Las Vegas Home

In October 2024, Lisa bought a house of about $5 million in the Southern Highlands Golf Club community in Las Vegas. She reportedly toured it just after wrapping the second season of “Vanderpump Villa” and closed within days. The home overlooks the golf course and has a large pool with desert views.

The purchase follows her business. Her Las Vegas venues include Vanderpump Cocktail Garden (2019), Vanderpump à Paris (2022) and Pinky’s at the Flamingo (December 2024). In partnership with Caesars Entertainment she then took over The Cromwell on the Strip, which reopened as The Vanderpump Hotel on June 11, 2026, her first hotel.

Real Estate Portfolio

Villa Rosa was actually a downsize. Before and after it, the couple have owned homes on both sides of the Atlantic:

• Beverly Park chateau (sold 2011): Viewers first met Lisa in this French chateau-style mansion of about 17,000 square feet in the RHOBH series premiere. It sat across from castmate Adrienne Maloof’s home, and her daughter Pandora’s wedding was held there. The couple sold it in September 2011 for $19 million. In June 2012, while the new owner was renovating it, a fire tore through the house, and the property was later cleared for a much larger rebuild.
• West Hollywood condo (2016–2025): A 955-square-foot, two-bedroom unit bought in August 2016 for $630,000. Her son Max lived there for about seven years. It was listed in July 2024 at $799,000 and, after several price cuts, sold on May 5, 2025, for $685,000.
• Las Vegas (2024–present): Her golf-course home in Southern Highlands, described above.
• England: She bought her first flat in Fulham at 19. In 1995 she and Ken bought Shipton Sollars, a manor house near Cheltenham in the Cotswolds.
• France: She has also spoken about owning a villa near Carcassonne in southern France.

Conclusion

The Lisa Vanderpump house fans know best, Villa Rosa, is an 8,800-square-foot Beverly Hills estate bought for just under $12 million in 2011 and worth roughly $10–14 million today. Its swan pond, pink-lined pool and oversized closet have been part of Bravo history for more than a decade.

Her life now stretches beyond it. A golf-course home in Las Vegas and a hotel carrying her name on the Strip show where her business is heading, but for now Villa Rosa remains the place she calls home.