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Batman's Wayne Manor Asks $32M, Shattering Records
10 Jul
Summary
- Wayne Manor, star of the 1960s Batman series, listed for $32 million.
- The Pasadena estate previously sold for $20.5 million less than a year ago.
- The 18,665-square-foot mansion sits on nearly five gated acres.
The Pasadena estate at 380 South San Rafael Avenue, recognized globally as Wayne Manor from the 1960s Batman television series, has been placed on the market with a $32 million asking price. This valuation, if achieved, would set a new residential sales record for Pasadena, significantly surpassing the property's own off-market sale of $20.5 million last July. The current owner, who purchased the home with intentions to reside there, has undertaken substantial renovations.
These updates, completed within the past eleven months, include a new sewer line, rebuilt plumbing, modern HVAC systems, waterproofed decks, and a restoration of the 1928 interiors. The 18,665-square-foot Jacobean Tudor Revival mansion, designed by Morgan, Walls & Clements and completed in 1928, features seven bedrooms and eleven bathrooms. It is situated on nearly five gated acres of mature oaks, rolling lawns, and manicured gardens, offering views across the Arroyo Seco.
The property boasts a natural rock-style pool, a private theater, a pickleball court, and indoor-outdoor entertaining spaces, transforming it into a resort-like estate. Despite its role as the exterior for Wayne Manor, the home notably lacks a Batcave; interior scenes for the Batman series were filmed on soundstages. The estate has a rich Hollywood résumé, having appeared in "Bridesmaids," "Rush Hour," and "Murder, She Wrote."
