Kylie Jenner has been moving forward with her $15million mansionCredit: Getty

Kylie’s future home is located in Hidden Hills in Los AngelesCredit: BackGrid

New aerial photos of her compound show great progressCredit: BackGrid

Based on the new aerial photographs of the land, the $15million fortress is almost complete.

While the lot used to be a square of dirt, landscapers have been hard at work to make it green.

The edge of the property has been covered in lush privacy trees that would prevent any outsiders from seeing the large outdoor area being built.

There are also large areas of grass and other areas that seem to be in the process of growing greenery.

The wooded trusses have finally been covered by grey roofing material and the exterior walls are the same shade of grey.

It appears that the Kardashian may be adding a large pool in her backyard that’s covered by a temporary green roofing.

To enter the massive home, the Khy founder must drive through a large tunnel that will lead underneath the building.

Her driveway was recently filled with topsoil to ensure a seamless drive in and out of the property.

The extravagant driveway looks like something out of a spy movie that would lead to an underground parking garage to house all of Kylie’s vehicles.

While major improvements have happened in the past few years, the crew still has a lot of work to do.

There are still several areas of exposed wood on the exterior of the home that need to be covered in siding.

The outdoor spaces need to be refined, and the landscaping needs a lot of work.

There are large sections of dirt in the Hulu star’s backyard, and tarps are covering another portion of the property.

Porterpotties and construction trailers are also abundant on the property as the workers continue to make progress.

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The giant Los Angeles, California, mansion has been estimated to have 15 bedrooms.

When the construction is finished, the home could have a sports area and a 12-car garage.

In addition to the underground garage, there will also be an underground bunker.

That’s where she could shelter herself and her two children, Stormi and Aire, in a worst-case scenario.

The CEO of RubyHome Luxury Real Estate, Tony Mariotti, spoke to The U.S. Sun and explained that building a home like this could take years.

He compared it to building a hotel, not a family home.

This is because celebrities often want their homes custom-built with rare materials that take a while to source.

There is a large underground tunnel that will function as her drivewayCredit: BackGrid

Several outdoor spaces and the pool still need to be completedCredit: BackGrid

Privacy trees were installed and the property has gotten greenerCredit: BackGrid

When the home is complete it should have a 12-car garage and 15 bedroomsCredit: BackGrid