Boris Karloff’s former Beverly Hills home returns to market for $6.5m
A Beverly Hills home formerly owned by Boris Karloff and Gregory Peck has been listed for $6.5 million. The property is noted for its preservation of Old Hollywood history amidst modern real estate developments.
Why it matters
It highlights the intersection of celebrity history and the luxury real estate market in Southern California.
A Beverly Hills estate with ties to two Hollywood legends has returned to the luxury property market, offering a rare glimpse into the residential history of Old Hollywood. Built for horror-film icon Boris Karloff in 1941 and later owned by Academy Award-winning actor Gregory Peck, the property is now listed for $6.5 million by Robert Guza Jr., the former head writer of General Hospital. The listing was reported by Mansion Global in a July 2026 article by Casey Farmer, with property details attributed to listing agents Holly Hatch and Chris Johnson of Coldwell Banker Realty. Set along Mulholland Drive, the house stands apart from the contemporary mansions that have increasingly reshaped Beverly Hills.
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