Former RHOBH star Diana Jenkins lists sprawling $23million Hidden Hills compound as she prepares to leave America for good – and the pool drops straight off into the canyon

Diana Jenkins, formerly of 'Real Housewives of Beverly Hills', is moving back to Bosnia for good, and her Hidden Hills compound is up for $23 million. The pool gets the attention. Wait for the library.

Outside

Dark charcoal siding in a neighborhood where most houses look like ranches. Bold choice for Hidden Hills.

Modern charcoal exterior facade with glass double-height entrance and ambient interior lighting at dusk — Source

About 13,000 square feet. The listing video says 13,211, if you're measuring.

High-angle aerial drone view of the expansive charcoal compound, circular driveway, and surrounding canyon hills — Source

Drought-tolerant landscaping along the curved driveway with white equestrian fence on the hillside — Source

Straight-on view of the dramatic dark contemporary facade and circular cobblestone motor court — Source

Here's the one that sells it. The water stops, then it's canyon. Not a single neighbor in the shot.

Zero-edge infinity pool looking out across the unobstructed rolling hills of Hidden Hills — Source

White fence out front. It's basically the Hidden Hills uniform.

Front exterior view framed by white ranch fencing, green lawn, and pepper trees — Source

Walking in

Two-story glass entry vestibule revealing the illuminated modern chandelier hanging within — Source

Chevron floors and a table sitting on a tree branch. Sure, why not.

Two-story grand foyer featuring sculptural branch-base glass table, chevron floors, and abstract art — Source

Real olive trees. Indoors. Somebody's job is watering those.

Double-height foyer showing twin tall mirrors, potted olive trees, and hanging glass chandelier — Source

Glass globes on black rods, hanging through both floors. I'd stop and stare at it every time I came home.

Close-up of the bespoke floating glass globe chandelier suspended in the grand foyer — Source

Piano under the stairs. Of course.

Grand foyer corner featuring a black grand piano positioned beneath the floating wooden staircase — Source

Eating, drinking, lying on the couch

Open transition from formal living area into the coffered-ceiling dining room beyond — Source

Seats ten. That round mirror is working hard.

Formal dining room featuring seating for ten, brass branch chandelier, and round accent mirror — Source

Close-up of the contemporary brass branch chandelier with illuminated clear globe bulbs — Source

This hallway is wider than my first apartment.

Wide main hallway with wide-plank pale oak floors leading between entertaining spaces — Source

One YouTube commenter skipped the whole house and went straight for the fireplace gas valve being 'too far out', then the siding flashing. A contractor watching a mansion tour is my favorite kind of viewer.

Casual family room lounge with grey sectional sofa, fireplace, and light wood built-ins — Source

Bar lights up underneath. No notes.

Entertaining wet bar with dark cabinetry, stone countertops, glass shelving, and barstool seating — Source

Two islands

One island to cook on, one for people to lean on while you cook. That's my guess.

Gourmet kitchen showcasing two parallel marble islands, light oak cabinets, and pendant lights — Source

Those black-and-gold pendants are the best thing in the kitchen.

Front kitchen island fitted with breakfast counter stools below black-and-gold dome pendants — Source

The fridge hides behind the cabinet panels. The Miele coffee machine doesn't, and it shouldn't have to.

Built-in kitchen wall featuring integrated panel-ready refrigeration and a Miele coffee station — Source

Back outside

Couches under the roof, facing the pool and the hills. I'd never go back in.

Covered outdoor loggia with cushioned seating framing the zero-edge pool and canyon views — Source

Sun loungers with striped pillows positioned beside the mirror-like infinity edge pool — Source

From up here you see how much yard there actually is. Tiers of it.

Aerial perspective showing the full rear elevation, tiered yard, and infinity pool — Source

Not everyone's a fan. 'Dated and lame' was one verdict, and the same person hated the soundtrack. I still think black siding against green lawn looks great.

Rear exterior view of the dark charcoal residence overlooking lawn and pool deck — Source

Heaters in the ceiling, so January's covered too.

Covered outdoor pavilion equipped with overhead heaters, ceiling fan, and patio furniture — Source

Upstairs

Thick oak treads that look like they're hanging in the air. Glass rail so nothing blocks those windows.

Ground floor perspective looking up the floating staircase toward high foyer windows — Source

The chandelier's even better from the walkway.

Aerial perspective from upper catwalk overlooking the grand foyer and hanging chandelier below — Source

Second-floor gallery landing featuring pale oak flooring and large contemporary abstract artwork — Source

Her bedroom's big enough for a lounge area and its own fireplace.

Primary bedroom suite featuring ring chandelier, lounge seating, and sliding glass balcony doors — Source

Primary bedroom seating area facing a cozy fireplace, wall-mounted TV, and private terrace — Source

Waking up to that. I'd leave the doors open all year.

Sweeping canyon views seen through the open glass terrace doors of primary suite — Source

Primary bathroom with white double vanity, polished marble floors, and walk-in shower — Source

A separate marble makeup counter with a lit mirror. Housewife priorities.

Marble waterfall makeup vanity counter with illuminated mirror and wire basket chair — Source

The shower's about the size of a guest bathroom.

Oversized walk-in shower lined with bookmatched marble slabs and linear trench drain — Source

A second family room, for when the first one's too far away.

Upstairs secondary family lounge with deep sectional sofa, large television, and casement windows — Source

Guest bedroom featuring tufted grey velvet headboard, woven pendant light, and casement windows — Source

Guest room with its own doors to the grounds. Easy to sneak out of.

Modern guest bedroom featuring black velvet headboard, bench, and tall glass terrace doors — Source

The black room

My favorite room here. Everything else is pale oak and white, then you open this door and it's matte black floor to ceiling, shelves all the way up, rolling ladder.

Private home office finished with dramatic matte black walls and floor-to-ceiling built-in bookcases — Source

Club chairs instead of recliners. Classier than most home theaters.

Private screening room featuring wide projection screen, acoustic wall paneling, and club armchairs — Source

A gym that looks at a garden. Only way I'd get on a treadmill.

Dedicated home fitness center with commercial treadmill, spin bikes, dumbbells, and garden views — Source

The Altman Brothers have the listing. The tour video out there has it titled at $13 million, and a commenter chimed in with 'It's on the market again.' Now the ask is $23 million.