Heather and Terry Dubrow List Lavish Beverly Hills Estate for $25 Million with Bravo Friends’ Help
Imagine trading a historic Beverly Hills mansion for a cool profit while juggling Bravo friendships and luxury real estate—because that’s exactly what Heather and Terry Dubrow are doing! The reality TV power couple has decided to part ways with their stunning 8.3-acre property, previously owned by the legendary filmmaker Dino De Laurentiis, just a few months after acquiring it for $19 million. Now listed at a whopping $25 million, the estate features five bedrooms, nine bathrooms, and enough parking space for a small army—15 spots, to be precise. Clearly, the Dubrows are planning for family gatherings or perhaps some extravagant reality show parties, which, let’s be honest, would make for great television.
Heather, a star of “The Real Housewives of Orange County,” is enlisting the help of her Bravo pals, real estate moguls Josh Altman and Josh Flagg, to navigate the sale. It’s no secret that these two have a knack for closing deals in the high-stakes world of luxury homes, and the Dubrows are certainly in good hands. The couple’s previous property sale, the Chateau Dubrow, made waves last year when it sold for $55 million, marking it as the most expensive real estate transaction in Orange County for that year. Altman himself described that deal as “catching lightning,” and if anyone can replicate that success, it’s these three.
What makes this estate particularly enticing is its panoramic views stretching from the city skyline to the ocean—a feature that might just be the cherry on top for potential buyers looking for that Instagrammable backdrop. The home’s interior boasts striking 9-foot ceilings and spacious areas for entertaining, including a formal dining room, a breakfast nook, and even guest quarters for those unexpected visitor situations. One might wonder, what more could one ask for in a luxe Beverly Hills residence?
As the Dubrows navigate this real estate venture, one can’t help but feel a tinge of envy mixed with amusement. They’ve turned selling homes into a spectator sport, and as viewers, we’re all in for the ride. Will they find a buyer who appreciates the historical significance and opulence? Only time will tell, but rest assured, it’ll be a spectacle worth watching.
The moral of the story? In the world of real estate, it seems the Dubrows are always ahead of the curve, and I can’t help but wonder if we should all start investing in our own real estate empires—at least for the social media clout.
Sources: Celebrity Storm and People Magazine
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