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It looks like Heather Dubrow and Terry Dubrow are ready for a new chapter, and that means parting ways with their sprawling Beverly Hills estate.
The star couple of The Real Housewives of Orange County have listed their mansion for an eye-popping $25 million—nearly $9 million more than what they paid for it just last year. The property is being represented by real estate heavyweights Josh and Matt Altman of Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles, who are touting the property as an exceptional opportunity.
According to Josh Altman, “It’s nearly impossible to find eight prime acres perched above Beverly Hills with such unobstructed views anywhere close to this price.”
But why are the Dubrows—who have made this mansion their home for a little over a year—deciding to sell?
As it turns out, the couple is leaning into a new lifestyle as they near the “empty-nester” phase. Their three children are either off at college or getting ready to leave the nest, which makes the idea of downsizing to something more manageable, like an apartment, more appealing.
The mansion first made an appearance on MDLLA in Season 15, when Josh Altman gave Heather a tour of the property. At the time, he was quick to call it a “big-time” home, one that would be perfect for the Dubrows’ lavish lifestyle.
The 9,000-square-foot estate—nicknamed “90201 Dubrow”—boasts five luxurious bedrooms, nine bathrooms, and a host of extravagant features. Think: a pool, hot tub, outdoor kitchen, a full-size tennis court, and a grand foyer complete with dual staircases. Of course, the real showstopper here is the panoramic view of the iconic Los Angeles skyline.
While the Dubrows may be saying goodbye to their Beverly Hills haven, Heather previously shared that the house had been a major renovation project. On the RHOC Season 18 premiere, she revealed how they managed to snag the home for $16 million (a significant discount) but with a hefty price tag in mind for the extensive updates they planned.
“We’re going to take it down to the studs,” Heather explained, noting they focused their efforts on modernizing key areas like the guest house, landscaping, and home theater. With renovations, she estimated the total cost of the property would land at around $32 million.
Now, with their children either preparing for the next chapter or already away at school, it seems the couple is ready to move on from the estate and explore something that fits their changing family dynamic.
If the sale goes through, the Dubrows’ Beverly Hills chapter will be a brief but memorable one. Their new adventure? Likely something with a little less space—but plenty of room for fresh possibilities.
