In 1941, a Beverly Hills home was built for Boris Karloff; after later belonging to Gregory Peck, writers who bought it for about $2.8 million in 2003 returned the preserved estate to market for $6.5 million in 2026
- 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.
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- 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.
Sources: Times of India