California’s Most Expensive Home Belongs to a Former Disney CEO

If you’re a Disney fan who wants to live in the lap of luxury, there are some pretty unique ways to do it!

(Photo by Jeff Gritchen, Orange County Register/SCNG)

In the past, we’ve seen plenty of Disney-inspired homes, even some that were fit for royalty! We’ve also shared photos of historic Disney houses and even the abodes of prominent executives from the company. But today, the house owned by a former Disney CEO may soon set a MAJOR record!

According to the Los Angeles Times, former Disney CEO Michael Eisner has listed his Malibu property for a whopping $225 million. The oceanfront compound (it’s made of NINE buildings, so can you even call it a house?) spans nearly five acres and sits on a bluff above Watkins Cove. It’s connected to a small, secluded beach that’s difficult for the public to access because of the tide.

Michael Eisner (Photo by Bryan Bedder/Getty Images for Nickelodeon)

If Eisner’s property sells for its listed price, it will officially be the most expensive home sale in California history, beating the previous record of $177 million. The U.S. record is $238 million, set by hedge fund manager Ken Griffin when he purchased an NYC penthouse in 2019.

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So what’s included with this pricey sale? Well, the compound is home to nine stone structures including the main house, several guest houses, an office, and a gym. There’s a pool (obviously!) and even a cliff-side elevator that descends to an oceanfront cabana. Wow!

We’re interested to see if Eisner can get the asking price for this house! Stay tuned to DFB for more unique Disney stories and all the Disney news you need to know.

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