Just over three years after his passing at the age of 58 from cancer, the Beverly Hills estate of Brian Goldner, the distinguished former chairman and CEO of Hasbro, has been listed for $27 million. The property is being represented by Antonio Bruno of Sotheby’s International Realty-Beverly Hills and Tomer Fridman of Christie’s International Real Estate.
The backyard hosts a large pool with a spa and a Baja shelf.
The walled and gated estate sits on nearly half an acre of land.
Brian Goldner, celebrated for his transformative leadership in turning Hasbro into a global entertainment giant, purchased the home with his wife, Barbara, in 2020 for around $18 million, just before his death in October 2021. The traditional-style residence, thoughtfully redesigned and renovated by renowned White House designer Michael S. Smith, offers five bedrooms and eight bathrooms within nearly 7,500 square feet of luxurious living space across two levels. The nearly half-acre lot, fully walled and gated, is located in the highly sought-after Flats neighborhood and features a meticulously manicured lawn.
A sage-hued front door opens to a stately white brick and stucco exterior, welcoming guests into a double-height foyer and a gracefully curving iron-railed staircase beneath a sky-lit ceiling.
There’s also a pergola-shaded patio with a fireplace.
An open-air guesthouse/cabana currently serves as a gym.
An open-air guesthouse/cabana next to the pool has been converted into a gym.
Among the home’s many highlights are a living room with a striking veined-marble fireplace, a gourmet kitchen equipped with a central island, a high-end Caliber range, and a charming breakfast nook. There’s also a glamorous formal dining room adorned with silver and white scenic wallpaper, a wood-paneled office, and an expansive primary suite featuring a fireplace, a separate office, and dual bathrooms. The beautifully landscaped backyard is framed by tall hedges, showcasing a pool with a spa and Baja shelf, as well as a built-in barbecue adjacent to a pergola-shaded lounge area complete with a fireplace. Additionally, the property includes a guesthouse or cabana, currently used as a gym, and an attached two-car garage.
The fireside living room opens to a pergola-shaded patio via steel-framed French doors.
The living room.
The family room.
The spacious primary suite.
As reported by Mansion Global, the Goldner family is relocating from California. Barbara Goldner, a clinical social worker, also maintains property in Rhode Island.
The kitchen.
The formal dining room.
A breakfast nook.
The entry foyer.
A separate office.
One of two primary baths.
A sauna.
The sky-lit stairwell.
A guest bedroom.
A wood-paneled office.
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