What the new marital nest of pop star Britney Spears lacks in modesty, it makes up for with grandiosity. Its exclusive location in Calabasas will tell you as much, and the fact that it’s an enclave within an enclave: double-gated for maximum privacy.

Packing all the palatial aspirations of a latter-day House of Bourbon SoCal transplant, the more majestic detail of the singer’s new residence include a dream-like hallways with groin-vaulted ceilings, a grand foyer with a glossy inlaid stone floor, and a lavish 2,000 sq. ft. outdoor living area. And everywhere ornate details, from stenciled ceiling riffs to custom millwork to carved wood, from one end of the 12,000 sq. ft. structure to the other.

Amenities in and around the house are as comprehensive. Among them: a lounge and game room with an inlaid hardwood floor, a grand piano and a full-sized wet bar; a baroque cinema with stadium seats and tapestry panels to match the carpeting; an office with a coffered ceiling, a kitchen with a wrap-around bar and a butler’s pantry; a mosaic-tiled pool with waterfalls and a water slide; a heated patio; and a one-bedroom guest house.

All seven bedrooms in the home are en-suite. The master features walk-in closets with onyx countertops, custom cabinetry in alder and mahogany, an exercise space, and twin dressing areas.

Spears’ previously owned properties include the 1940s house in Studio City where she married Kevin Federline, the villa in Thousand Oaks that she put up for sale early in the last decade, and the 10,600 sq. ft. house in Calabasas that she leased; the latter eventually sold to TV producer David Broome, and likely inspired Spears’ recent closing.

Spears has sold over 150 million records worldwide. She’s currently working on her first memoir; she signed a $15 million deal for the upcoming tell-all earlier this year.