Will Smith Owns 150-Acre California Estate Spanning Entire ZIP Code

Will Smith's expansive 150-acre estate in Calabasas, California, stands out as a celebrity compound so large it has its own ZIP code. The 25,000 square-foot adobe-style mansion, influenced by Morocco, the Middle East, Turkey, and Mediterranean design, was created in collaboration with architect Stephen Samuelson and features nine bedrooms, a meditation room, a professional recording studio, and a home cinema wing with an 'accolades lounge.' The property includes extensive sports amenities such as tennis, volleyball, and basketball courts, a sunken trampoline, a pool, and a lake with a Japanese-inspired tea house accessed by a bridge. Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith, who reportedly separated in 2016, originally commissioned the home inspired by Gene Hackman's Santa Fe adobe retreat, and Smith has described the house as a 'spiritual endeavor' imbued with handmade woodwork, metalsmithing, and custom plaster work. Notably, an extension of the home features a curving roof with enigmatic Superman-style 'S' symbols etched into the stucco, presumably representing Smith's last initial. The estate has served as a secluded retreat for Smith, especially following his public controversies in recent years.