Real Estate
$83M Palisades Mansion Lends Setting For HBO's 'Succession': Report
The Pacific Palisades mansion has 18 bathrooms and a primary suite with a retractable roof.
PACIFIC PALISADES, CA — HBO's "Succession" — known for extremely expensive location shoots in luxe destinations around the globe — found its latest real-estate eye candy in the Palisades, according to a recent report.
The Season 4 premiere of the acclaimed show, which aired Sunday, used both the interior and exterior of an $83 million Palisades mansion known as the San Onofre Estate as settings, Architectural Digest reported.
The 20,000-square-foot hillside house was bought in 2021 for $83 million by Austin Russell, a then-26 tech CEO, Dirt reported at the time.
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Built on spec by developer Ardie Tavangarian, the mansion has six bedrooms and 18 bathrooms — yes, 18! High-tech features are everywhere, including in the primary suite, which boasts a retractable roof, Dirt reported.
Check out more information about the property and plenty of photos at Dirt.
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