Hearst Estate mega-mansion designed by Hoover Dam architect - and where The Godfather s horse head scene was filmed - is back on market down from $120M to $90M
The Hearst Estate is back on the market for a steep discount with an asking price of $90 million - $30 million off its listing price just a month ago
The Beverly Hills mansion was once home to famed newspaper tycoon William Randolph Hearst and actress Marion Davies
The lush estate has been on and off the market since 2007 as its owner, real estate investor Leonard Ross, attempts to avoid a forced sale
The 29,000 square- foot Spanish-style estate is recognized as one of Los Angeles more legendary homes
Beverly House boasts 18 bedrooms, 25 bathrooms, an Olympic-size swimming pool, and is set on 3.5 acres
Beverly Hills home also features a tennis court, cinemas and colossal terraces for hosting over 400 guests
Built in 1927, it was the home of William Randolph Hearst and his mistress, Marion Davies, from 1947 to 1976
The property is also famed for scenes in The Godfather, The Bodyguard and in Beyoncé s Black Is King
It was the honeymoon home of Jacqueline and John F. Kennedy, and served as JFK s presidential election HQ
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Mike DeLuca
That’s certainly been the case for most Connecticut news outlets, but over the past dozen years, national media giant Hearst Communications has stood out in an otherwise shrinking sector here.
Hearst Connecticut Media, led since 2019 by Group Publisher/President Mike DeLuca and Editor-in-Chief Wendy Metcalfe, has grown into the largest news organization in the state since 2008, employing some 200 journalists across eight Fairfield County-centric daily papers, including the Connecticut Post and New Haven Register, as well as a dozen weeklies and various websites.
Hearst has a central Connecticut presence with its Middletown Press publication.
Hearst Connecticut has made waves in local media circles over the past few years, poaching marquee talent from the state’s flagship paper, the Hartford Courant, including columnists Dan Haar, Colin McEnroe, Jeff Jacobs and most recently Mike Anthony, in addition to various editors and reporters.
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