Step inside Selena Gomez's stunning $6.6 million Calabasas mansion

Located in the gated community Mureau Estates, the mansion was built in 2004 and is made of stucco and stone. And there’s space to entertain—the driveway fits up to ten cars!

The front entrance of the mansion features an iron-designed door reminiscent of Italian architecture. The black winding staircase also includes these delicate details.

The dining room includes glamorous details like the hanging chandelier and silver-encrusted vases. It also features a colorful portrait of the previous owner French Montana.

One of the biggest spaces is the living room, which includes one of five fireplaces, floor-to-ceiling windows and of course, a giant TV.

The living room connects to the kitchen decorated in all white and featuring silver appliances. It’s designed for a chef to cater to large parties.

What’s mansion without two dining rooms. This second space’s decor is less glam and more cozy and features floor-to-ceiling windows.

This house was built to entertain—in this room, guests can play a game or two of pool.

Up the stairs guests can sit and enjoy the ultra-glam white piano sitting beside one of the mansion’s windows and overlooking the backyard.

Wine lovers will enjoy this handcrafted wine cellar that has space for any wine your heart desires.

Another space where guests can sit back and relax. Featuring a plush couch, patterned walls and a TV, this is the place to binge your next show.

In this home, there’s space to wine and dine outside with a Viking outdoor kitchen and brick oven pizza.

The former guest house was transformed into a $400,000 recording studio while French Montana lived in the mansion.

If the recording studio isn’t impressive enough, it also has a large large elephant topiary guarding the entrance.

Guests can relax in the outdoor courtyard that features a pool, cabana, spa and a gorgeous view of the city.