Hulk Hogan’s Clearwater Beach Mansion Gets $2M Price Cut

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The Clearwater Beach mansion once owned by Hulk Hogan just took a major price cut.

Less than three months after hitting the market for $10.98 million, the waterfront property has been reduced by $2 million, bringing the new asking price down to $8.99 million, per a new report from Realtor.com.

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The five-bedroom home, which spans just over 5,000 square feet, sits directly on Clearwater Beach’s Gulf-front shoreline. The listing highlights its position on “sugar-white sands,” with floor-to-ceiling water views and more than 1,500 square feet of outdoor living space, including a pool, spa, and covered terrace.

Inside, the property features high-end finishes like marble and natural stone flooring, teak accents, a chef’s kitchen, and a private elevator.

“Welcome to a true Mediterranean masterpiece,” the listing reads, describing the home as an “architectural triumph” designed for a high-end buyer.

The mansion is one-half of Hogan’s former compound. The wrestling icon purchased the property in 2012 for $3.33 million, later adding the adjacent beachfront cottage in 2016 for $1.6 million.

That second property—used as a guesthouse rather than being combined into a single estate—was listed separately earlier this month for $4.5 million.

Together, the two homes sit on neighboring parcels that could theoretically be merged into a larger waterfront estate, though no such plans were ever carried out during Hogan’s lifetime.

The price reduction follows a wave of developments tied to Hogan’s estate. After his death at age 71 from a heart attack, it was revealed that his son, Nick Hogan, was named the primary heir to his assets, though the Clearwater properties were not included in the inheritance.

Court filings later showed that the homes remain tied to an LLC associated with Hogan and his ex-wife, Jennifer McDaniel.

At the same time, Hogan’s final months have remained under scrutiny. His family has explored a potential medical malpractice claim connected to surgeries he underwent before his death, and renewed attention around his life comes courtesy of a Netflix docuseries featuring his final interview.