In some cases, two are preferable to one. The more cash you have on hand also makes these circumstances more frequent and urgent. So it should not be surprising that Kevin Hart’s financial situation is improving.

With a reported net worth of $200 million, the Philadelphia native is one of the richest comedians. According to documents, he put $7 million of that sum in a big estate that sits next to an even larger mansion he already owns.

Hart’s principal residence is located in a little-known gated neighborhood on the semi-rural outskirts of Calabasas, was built to his specifications, and was completed in 2018. The 9,500-square-foot structure is situated on a 26-acre plot with a vaguely modern Mediterranean style, but 24 of those acres are steep hillsides that cannot be exploited for construction. In addition to the main residence, the lavish property contains two independent guesthouses, a children’s playground, a big pool, and a volleyball court.

Regarding the house next door, the 16.3-acre estate is primarily hillside once more, but a two-acre graded block has a 9,300-square-foot, clearly architectural home with a grey tiled roof, as well as an infinity-edged swimming pool, a full-size tennis court, vast lawns, and expansive gardens. The house, which was constructed in 2004, was never officially listed for sale.

Records also reveal that Hart bought the neighboring property from Shakim Compere, a director best known for his collaboration with Queen Latifah and who has offices in Miami and Los Angeles. The Queen and Compere founded Flavor Unit Entertainment in 1995; since then, it has produced more than twenty films and television programs and has negotiated an exclusive global deal with Netflix.

In comparison to his wife It is unlikely that Tanya made any money when they sold the high-maintenance mansion in Calabasas to Hart and his wife Eniko Parrish because they spent $6.7 million for it in 2015.

Regarding Hart, the accomplished comedian and performer (“Jumanji,” “Think Like A Man,” “Get Hard”) presides over a 42-acre estate with two swimming pools, two sports fields, and numerous structures totaling nearly 19,000 square feet of living space. A lot of cars can stop off the road as well.

Hart’s “spare” house is hidden behind fences on a sizable plot. This brown stucco and stone house has six bedrooms and six bathrooms.

Large classic living and dining areas with wide-plank oak hardwood floors and enormous picture windows can be found inside the house.

Along with a recently updated kitchen with stone countertops and top-of-the-line Viking appliances, the property also includes a distinctive breakfast area and a wine cellar in the basement.

The master bedroom in the basement has access to a spa-inspired bathroom with dual sinks, a soaking tub, and a glass-enclosed shower that is covered in quartz.

A separate koi pond gets water from a different waterfall, and the infinity-edged pool in the backyard features a cascade and cave section.

Other outdoor features include the tennis court mentioned earlier, a putting green, a loggia with speakers and misters, which is a true bonus in the oppressive summer heat of the San Fernando Valley, a full BBQ center/outdoor kitchen with a pizza oven and fireplace, and more. Wisteria-covered trellises frame rustic views of the distant, untamed hills.

For outside dining, the backyard has a covered patio. While the far end of the yard has a high-top bar and grill area as well as a distinct seating area for more gathering places, the majority of the remaining yard is taken up by a lavish pool with a waterfall and an adjacent spa. The house also includes a basement on each side, two in total.

In the wake of a break-in where thieves stole jewelry valued at $500,000, Hart and his Tarzana house made headlines a few years ago. The day before his accident, he posted a photo of his brand-new condo on Instagram, which features a hip garden and pool.