Heather and Terry Dubrow have listed their Beverly Hills mansion with a whopping asking price of $25 million – for a surprising reason.
Terry is a top-flight plastic surgeon famous to TV viewers thanks to Botched, while Heather is a star of The Real Housewives Of Orange County.
But in spite of their fame and fortune, the pair are offloading their almost 9000 square foot estate, which they bought in 2023 for $16 million.
The reality star couple want to adapt more comprehensively to an apartment lifestyle, according to their real estate agent Josh Altman.
Josh, who holds the listing alongside his brother Matt, explained that the couple no longer need as much room as they once did, via TMZ.
Three of their four children have reached adulthood and moved out, and Heather and Terry want to spend more time traveling.
Heather and Terry Dubrow have listed their Beverly Hills mansion with a whopping asking price of $25 million – for a surprising reason
Terry is a top-flight plastic surgeon famous to American TV viewers thanks to Botched, while Heather is a star of The Real Housewives Of Orange County
The couple share 21-year-old twin sons called Nick and Max and an 18-year-old daughter called Kat, plus a 13-year-old son called Ace.
Heather and Terry’s Beverly Hills house, sitting behind a vast circular driveway, is perched on a promontory with the Los Angeles skyline visible in the distance.
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Sitting across a more than eight-acre lot with dazzling views of the city, the mansion boasts five bedrooms and nine bathrooms.
In quintessential California style, the home was constructed with an airy design that allows plenty of sunlight to stream through the spacious rooms.
Guests enter the property by way of a mᴀssive foyer, where they are greeted by the sight of twin staircases leading to the upper floor.
The elegantly appointed dining room features expansive windows to let the natural light in, plus a fireplace with an ornate mantlepiece.
Next to a living room with breathtaking hillside views, the home also contains a library nook with sleek blonde wood bookshelves.
A small seating area is current set up in the library, which has its own window offering a glimpse of the lush foliage planted around the building.
Next to a living room with breathtaking hillside views, the home also contains a library nook with sleek blonde wood bookshelves
Heather showed off the house in a YouTube video offering fans a glimpse of her Christmas décor in 2023, the year she and Terry acquired the property
The couple embarked on a renovation of the property after the bought it in 2023, the year Heather uploaded this video about the Yuletide adornments in the house
The home was once owned by the late Italian producer Dino De Laurentiis, whose Hollywood credits included Barbarella, Serpico, Hannibal and Conan The Barbarian
Meanwhile, the living room comes with bay windows as well as glᴀss doors leading out onto the backyard, which features a swimming pool.
One of the estate’s other outdoor features is a patio area flanked by two columns of trees, which have been used to form a canopy.
A separate reading room, this one with a slanted ceiling that provides a cozy feel, is tucked away at another area of the house.
Heather and Terry originally purchased the property for $16 million in 2023 and then embarked on a renovation before their current attempt to sell it at a markup.
The home was once owned by the late Italian producer Dino De Laurentiis, whose Hollywood credits included Barbarella, Serpico, Hannibal, Conan The Barbarian and the 1976 King Kong remake starring Jessica Lange.
Among the other past owners were author Harold Robbins, aka the ‘Potboiler King,’ and Steve Crane, a two-time ex-husband of Old Hollywood icon Lana Turner.
When the Dubrows moved in, Heather joked that they were so close to the Beverly Hills H๏τel that its famed restaurant, The Polo Lounge, would become ‘like our diner.’
She explained: ‘We tried to buy five or six properties all over Cabo, Newport Beach, Beverly Hills, Palm Springs and the universe landed us here, at the most iconic, Hollywood estate,’ to Entertainment Tonight.
