Archive · 2 Aug 2025
Ex-Google CEO Eric Schmidt Buys $110M Los Angeles Mansion
Imagine a giant house in Los Angeles, bigger than the White House, originally built by the creator of 'Charlie's Angels'.
The house, called the Manor, was bought by Eric Schmidt, who used to be the boss of Google, for $110 million.
The house has a lot of rooms, like a bowling alley and a movie theater.
Schmidt and his wife got a discount from the original price and plan to use the house for meetings with charities and cultural groups.
They will also be making changes to improve the energy efficiency of the place.
Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt purchased the iconic Los Angeles mansion, known as the Manor, for $110 million.
The mansion, originally built for TV producer Aaron Spelling, spans about 56,500 sq-ft and covers approximately 5 acres.
The purchase price reflects a discount from the previous listing of $137.5 million.
Schmidt and his wife plan to use the property for meetings and gatherings related to LA nonprofits and cultural institutions.
The property features 14 bedrooms, 27 baths, a bowling alley, wine cellar, beauty salon, screening room, swimming pool, and tennis court.
- Who
- Eric Schmidt, former Google CEO.
- What
- Eric Schmidt purchased a large Los Angeles mansion.
- When
- The recent transaction happened after the property was listed for sale for years.
- Where
- The Manor, a mansion in Los Angeles.
- Why
- The Schmidts plan to use it for meetings and gatherings for LA nonprofits and cultural institutions.
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- Buyer
- Eric Schmidt
- Property Name
- The Manor (also known as Spelling Manor)
- Location
- Los Angeles, CA
- Purchase Price
- $110 million
- Size
- 56,500 sq-ft, 5 acres
- Previous Owner
- Petra Ecclestone
- Bedrooms
- 14
- Bathrooms
- 27