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Marital home of Russell Brand and Katy Perry asks $275K/month amid rape conviction

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Jacob, M. K. (2026, November 5). Marital home of Russell Brand and Katy Perry asks $275K/month amid rape conviction. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/11/05/real-estate/marital-home-of-russell-brand-and-katy-perry-asks-275k-month/

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New York Post · collected 2026-11-05 · by Mary K. Jacob
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Quick Summary

The marital home of Russell Brand and Katy Perry in Hollywood Hills is being rented for $275,000 per month, with peak rates reaching up to $395,000. This comes as Brand faces a rape conviction in London, with a prison sentence imminent. The 3-acre property, known as the Park Hill Estate and located at 8159 Hollywood Blvd., was purchased by Perry and Brand for $6.5 million in 2011 but they never moved in together there. Despite its high rental price, it remains one of the most expensive listings in the area, attracting numerous celebrities over the years.
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On November 6, 2026, Russell Brand was convicted on four counts of rape and sexual assault after a trial that lasted several weeks at Southwark Crown Court in London. The prosecution claimed that Brand sexually assaulted six women over a decade, between 1999 and 2009, in incidents that included rape in hotel rooms during the Labour Party conference in Bournemouth, grabbing a TV worker’s breasts, forcing her into a sex act in a toilet, and kissing and groping another radio station worker. Brand's wife Laura Gallacher crumpled in the public gallery as verdicts were read out. He faces years behind bars and potential financial ruin from civil claims on both sides of the Atlantic.

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Mary K. Jacob
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Topics

Hollywood Hills London Metropolitan Police Southwark Crown Court the Hollywood Hills

Subjects

Lorenzo PERSON · 6× Brand PERSON · 5× London GPE · 3× Perry PERSON · 2× Hollywood Hills GPE · 1× Katy Perry PERSON · 1× Metropolitan Police ORG · 1× Russell Brand PERSON · 1× Southwark Crown Court ORG · 1× the Hollywood Hills GPE · 1×

Narrative

The Hollywood Hills hideaway that Katy Perry and Russell Brand bought as newlyweds is up for grabs at an eye-watering $275,000 a month, just as Brand’s own fortunes hit rock bottom in a London courtroom.
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Claims (27 extracted, 2 hedged)

The Hollywood Hills hideaway that Katy Perry and Russell Brand bought as newlyweds is up for grabs at an eye-watering $275,000 a month, just as Brand’s own fortunes hit rock bottom in a London courtroom. asserted
fortunes → buy → courtroom
A jury found the 51-year-old comic guilty of one count of rape and three counts of sexual assault after a four-week trial at Southwark Crown Court in London on Thursday. asserted
comic → find → Thursday
He was acquitted on two other rape counts and one count of attempted indecent assault. asserted
He → acquit → assault
was taken into custody ahead of a Monday sentencing hearing, and the judge made clear a prison term is coming. asserted
term → take → hearing
London’s Metropolitan Police also confirmed that two further rape allegations against him remain under investigation. asserted
allegations → confirm → investigation
More than 5,000 miles away, the gated spread the former couple once owned is hunting for its next deep-pocketed tenant. asserted
couple → gate → tenant
Known as the Park Hill Estate, the 3-acre compound at 8159 Hollywood Blvd. is back on the market barely a month after it was leased at the same sky-high rate. asserted
it → know → rate
Depending on the season and what’s drawing crowds to town, the rent can soar to $395,000 a month, according to brokers. uncertain
rent → depend → brokers
That makes it the most expensive rental ever asked in the Hollywood Hills, brokers say. asserted
brokers → make → Hills
Only one listing in the region commands more, a $500,000-a-month pad on Lawlen Way in Beverly Hills, according to Serhant broker Patrick Michael. uncertain
listing → command → Michael
He shares the listing with Sarah LaRose Doumani of LA Estate Brokerage, who is married to the estate’s owner, Las Vegas hotelier Lorenzo Doumani. asserted
who → share → owner
The pair exchanged vows on the property’s grounds. asserted
pair → exchange → grounds
Perry and Brand shelled out $6.5 million for the perch in 2011, roughly a year into their whirlwind marriage. asserted
Perry → shell → marriage
But the couple never actually moved in, Lorenzo said. asserted
Lorenzo → move → ?
The pop star instead used the place as her private wellness retreat for yoga and Pilates, and even slept in a greenhouse on the property that has since been knocked down. asserted
that → use → property
When Brand bought the place, Lorenzo said, the greenhouse was in shambles. asserted
greenhouse → buy → shambles
The marriage fizzled fast. asserted
marriage → fizzle → ?
Brand filed for divorce at the end of 2011, and the split was finalized the following year. asserted
split → file → 2011
In 2013, Lorenzo scooped up the estate for $5.56 million, leaving the exes nearly $1 million poorer on the deal. asserted
Lorenzo → scoop → deal
The house itself has a pedigree that goes way beyond the Perry and Brand saga. asserted
that → have → saga
Real estate developer C.F. DeWitt built it in 1923, and music industry trailblazer Ralph Peer later called it home, throwing bashes that lured Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin and Sammy Davis Jr. asserted
that → build → Sinatra
, Lorenzo said. asserted
Lorenzo → say → ?
In more recent years, a who’s who of A-listers has passed through the gates, sources told The Post. asserted
sources → pass → Post
Drake, Adele (who threw a birthday bash there), Daniel Kaluuya, Kevin Hart, Lewis Hamilton and NBA stars Karl-Anthony Towns and Jimmy Butler have all spent time at the estate. asserted
who → throw → estate
Lorenzo gave the century-old property a top-to-bottom overhaul. asserted
Lorenzo → give → overhaul
“We took the roof off the home and redid the entire property. asserted
We → take → property
It would have been easier to rebuild from scratch, but the trick was to maintain the architectural integrity of the home,” Lorenzo said. asserted
Lorenzo → rebuild → home
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