Snoop Dogg’s investment decisions are surprisingly prudent. His approach to real estate is uncomplicated; he possesses a single residence. Additionally, he purchased the same home in 1998.

It cost him only $700,000 at the time, and since then, the property’s value has more than doubled. It is uncommon for a rapper to renovate his residence for as little as Snoop did. Drake’s opulent residence cost $100 million, whereas Jay Z recently acquired a mansion that cost him $200 million. Snoop, however, only spent $700,000, a negligible amount in comparison to his $160 million net worth.

He acquired a six-bedroom residence in the appropriately named California neighborhood of Diamond Bar. Situated on more than 2.8 acres of land, the 4,000-square-foot residence is part of a private gated community. It is embellished with checkerboard tiling, stately columns, and opulent wooden furniture in the traditional regal style of the 1990s. Even though this is a family residence, Snoop added a few details befitting a hip-hop legend. An expansive swimming pool, a tennis court, and an opulent hоt spring are located outdoors. Additionally, Snoop can relax in a cabana with a 180-degree panorama of the Diamond Bar Hills.

Fortunately, the interior ceilings are a generous 10 feet in height, given that Snoop is 6’4″. His kitchen is adorned with a Sub-Zero refrigerator, an enormous machine valued at approximately $16,000. Beyond that, there is his garage, where the fourteen automobiles he possesses are stored. His Phantom VII is the most costly vehicle in his fleet, having cost him more than $343,000. Snoop’s residence has increased in value beyond its initial purchаse price of $1.7 million.