Looking to buy a compound in the mountains and happen to have an extra $42mil lying around?

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If so, today is your lucky day. Will and Jada Pinkett-Smith quietly put their Calabasas home on the market. The A List couple just unloaded their vacation home in Hawaii for $20 million.

There’s no sign of trouble in paradise, but ....
If you thought Will Smith's 53-foot long trailer was extravagant, wait until you see his palatial estate. 

The actor and wife Jada Pinkett Smith opened up their 25,000 square foot mansion in Calabasas, Calif., for a cover spread in the September issue of Architectural Digest. 

Complete with a lake, swimming pool, tennis and basketball courts, the sprawling estate looks more like a full-service resort than a private residence.  

Will told Architectural Digest the idea behind the house's circuitous floor plan was "to create an infinite cycle that represented what Jada and I hoped for our love." 

 The adobe-style estate was designed by architect Stephen Samuelson and handcrafted by hundreds of master woodworkers, plasterers, metalsmiths, stonemasons and upholsterers. 

"For Will and me this home was always a spiritual endeavor," Jada told the magazine. "We're very earthy, organic people. We wanted to create a family retreat, something made by hand and as natural as possible, something that ties back to the land." 



Check out some more pics of their ridiculously huge home:
25,000 square foot with swimming pool, tennis, basketball courts, and even a lake.













 














 





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