Paris Hilton’s $63M Power Move: Claims Mark Wahlberg’s Beverly Hills Fortress
Another Hollywood real estate flex to make your starter apartment blush. Paris Hilton just dropped a staggering $63 million on a former Wahlberg stronghold in Beverly Hills, because apparently sliving now comes with a multi-acre price tag. According to TMZ, the deal officially closed last Friday in the ultra-exclusive Beverly Park enclave, where property whispers and paparazzi flash go hand in hand. Property records obtained by TMZ and details from the Compass listing confirm that Hilton and husband Carter Reum are now the proud owners of a 30,500-square-foot palace built more for competition than calm weekends.
Let’s break down this ostentatious acreage: 12 bedrooms, 20 bathrooms, a home theater that screams “private Oscars screening,” and a two-story library that might finally justify all those dusty first editions. For family bonding, there’s an oversized sports court primed for everything from basketball to pickleball (because why choose when you can make sweaty small talk under the California sun?). The real crown jewel: a five-hole golf course with its own driving range, so kiddos London and Phoenix can train for Augusta—or at least have a ball bouncing into random hedges.
Not content to let guests escape into nature, Paris secured sprawling lawns and formal patios that tease sunset selfies with your next mojito. When it’s time to unwind, head down to the wine and cigar cellar, because nothing says “family wine night” like a temperature-controlled room filled with vintage blends. And if you feel guilty about all this extravagance, just remember the pro gym is there to burn off those truffle fries from dinner.
Neighbors in Beverly Park read like a VIP guest list: Adele, Denzel Washington, Rod Stewart, Eddie Murphy, and even Justin Bieber get to peek at Paris’s new digs through their gated fences. Former owner Mark Wahlberg snagged this estate for $55 million in 2023, and insiders tell Variety that the market has since escalated—hence that extra $8 million splurge. Compass agents Ginger Glass and Alexandra Glass orchestrated the listing, while Paris’s brother, Barron N. Hilton of Hilton & Hilton, handled her purchase side. Real estate watchers and property record geeks alike have already dissected every corner of this compound, and Los Angeles Times real estate columnist Christy Walton calls it “a fortress of frivolity with enough amenities to host a small royal wedding.”
In the end, Paris Hilton’s $63M investment isn’t just a home—it’s a statement that even in a city brimming with star power, you can always outdo your last address. So if you’re wondering what to watch next, keep an eye on those lawn parties—rumor has it a few A-listers might get an invite. Nothing shocking here, folks—just another Hollywood home destined to Instagram itself into eternity. And that’s today’s dose of reality. You’re welcome.
Sources: Celebrity Storm and TMZ, Compass real estate listing, Variety, Los Angeles Times real estate column
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