Mark Wahlberg’s Beverly Hills Megamanse Lists for a Whopping $87.5M

Mark Wahlberg—whose new film Father Stu opens today—has been dropping hints he may be leaving Hollywood “sooner rather than later, probably.” And it’s not for lack of work. The busy actor, who sports more than 60 film credits, wants to spend more time with his family.

That Entertainment Tonight interview wasn’t the only clue. Last week, TMZ was first to report that Wahlberg’s Beverly Hills mansion is on the market for a whopping $87.5 million. By the numbers, that’s six acres, 30,000-square-feet, 20 bedrooms, and 12 baths.

But there’s another jaw-dropping figure—and that’s the profit the actor stands to make. Wahlberg bought the prestigious North Beverly Park property in 2009 for a “mere” $8.25 million, according to Realtor.com.

He then tapped Richard Landry—aka “King of the Megamansion”—to design the lavish European-style manor. Six years later, the starchitect recalled his collaboration with Wahlberg:

“When he called me, he said, ‘Richard, I’ve been following you for years. I’m so glad now you can do my house.’”

(Fun fact: Landry’s celebrity-laden client list includes Michael Bolton, Wayne Gretsky, Rod Stewart, and Tom Brady and Gisele Bundchen.)

Not surprisingly, there are countless amenities—so many, in fact, future homeowners may never have to leave the all-inclusive compound. We’re talking glass-walled gym, spa, five-hole golf course, skate park, and full-sized tennis and basketball courts.

For movie nights, there’s a state-of-the-art screening room with plush seating for 15+ guests. And for wine enthusiasts, the cellar and tasting room can accommodate 5,000 bottles.

Of course, every luxury LA manse needs a resort-worthy pool. This one is grotto-style surrounded by waterfalls, vast lawns, mature trees, and fabulous gardens.  

The home’s living areas are equally grand, from limestone flooring and hallways to no less than six sets of French doors. There’s also a double-decker, wood-paneled library and spacious family room. (Both sport fireplaces—just two of the house’s seven.)

Upstairs, the primary suite features a sitting area, private balcony, and dual bathrooms. There are also massive his-and-her closets—the former, white and lavender; the latter, wood and marble.

But back to the $87.5 million question: What are the odds Wahlberg will get his asking price?

“I do think the property will set a record for Beverly Park when it sells,” Cara Ameer, an agent with Coldwell Banker, told Realtor.com. “It checks all the boxes for the wealthy mogul who wants a self-contained estate.”

Arvin Haddad with The Agency offers another opinion. “With that price, I think Wahlberg is testing the market at this point.”

(Fun fact #2: Sylvester Stallone‘s mansion in the same gated community listed for $110 million in February 2021. It eventually sold to Adele for $58 million.)

“It’s more in the $60 million range,” says Haddad. But when it comes to luxury real estate pricing, “crazier things have happened.”

Listing agent for 71 Beverly Park is Kurt Rappaport of Westside Estate Agency.