Inside Jeff Bezos’ Beverly Hills dream estate: Space capsule and three pickleball courts

Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez have completed the renovation of their lavish Beverly Hills mansion, and new aerial photos reveal just how extraordinary the property has become.

Since purchasing the estate from media mogul David Geffen in 2020, the couple has reportedly spent $165 million—plus an additional $10 million on an adjacent lot—transforming the home into one of Los Angeles’ most expensive residences.

The standout feature? A space capsule on the grounds, reminiscent of a mini-Apollo. Media outlets suggest it’s a spaceship-style sauna created by Timothy Oulton Studio, potentially serving as a VIP lounge, workspace, or even a dining pavilion. The exact cost hasn’t been disclosed, but with Bezos’ status, it’s safe to say it’s out of this world.

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The capsule fits the couple’s space obsession perfectly: in April, Lauren Sánchez traveled on a Blue Origin rocket for an 11-minute space flight, accompanied by an all-female crew including Gayle King and Katy Perry.

At the heart of the 10-acre estate sits a three-story Georgian-style mansion designed by architect Roland Coate. The historic home was once owned by Jack Warner, co-founder of Warner Brothers.

The grounds include manicured gardens, a pool featuring marine-themed designs, terraces, and a beach area. Sports enthusiasts will appreciate the three pickleball courts with an observation terrace, plus a sand volleyball court.

The estate blends old Hollywood elegance with futuristic touches, perfectly reflecting Bezos’ passion for space and cutting-edge design.