Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker have been in Australia this month for Barker’s Blink-182 concerts, and now we know where they based themselves while in Sydney.
Over the weekend, Kardashian shared on Instagram that the couple, along with her kids Penelope and Reign with ex Scott Disick and her newborn with Barker, Rocky, stayed at an Airbnb home.
“Thank you @airbnb for such a beautiful home to create memories that I will always remember and cherish,” she captioned a carousel. “Mornings making banana pancakes and nights playing uno forever and ever!!”
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The carousel showed photos and videos of the home, including its pool, set on a travertine deck with a dining table and two pool lounge chairs, with views of the harbour. Another photo showed one of its bedrooms had folding glass doors opening onto a balcony with white deck furniture, overlooking the coastline.
Named Villa D’Estate, the five-bedroom home is in Bellevue Hill and was styled by Paddington-based firm Nina Maya Interiors. The firm is also behind Cove House in Tamarama, another mansion with a pool you can rent through Airbnb.
It features stone and carpeted floors, sculptural chandeliers and plenty of glass doors and floor-to-ceiling windows that help to bring its coastal setting indoors.
Kardashian’s photos also show a spiral marble staircase, a conservatory with a green marble coffee table and white seating and a full-length mirror. The home reportedly has five bedrooms and costs $10,000 a night to rent.
While in Sydney, Kardashian and Barker were spotted at Mimi’s in Coogee, as well as Bonditony’s Burger Joint, Funky Pies Café and Messina in Bondi. She also was seen at Luna Park in Milsons Point.
The family also travelled to Brisbane for Barker’s shows, where they stayed at the Calile Hotel. The hotel on James Street in Fortitude Valley has rooms that can cost up to $1800 a night, set around its natural materials’ structure. It’s also home to an outdoor pool, fitness centre and spa.
Blink-182 plays in Auckland, New Zealand on March 2 before its South American leg, which starts in Peru’s Lima District on March 12.
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