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Hulk Hogan's $3.3m Florida mansion sold by estate for $5.9m in 2026

Hulk Hogan's stunning mansion on Clearwater Beach has officially been sold for $5.9 million, following a series of price drops since its January 2026 listing. Originally priced at nearly $11 million, the sale marks a significant turn in the market for Hogan, who acquired the property in 2012 for around $3.33 million. Nearby, a quaint cottage also changed hands for $2.

Hulk Hogan's $3.3m Florida mansion sold by estate for $5.9m in 2026

The estate of the late wrestling star Hulk Hogan has sold his longtime Clearwater Beach mansion for $5.9 million in 2026, more than a year after his death. The three-storey property, initially listed for nearly $11 million in January 2026, underwent multiple price reductions before reaching its final sale price. Located on Clearwater Beach, the mansion offers direct access to the Gulf of Mexico and extensive waterfront views.

The property boasts five bedrooms, five-and-a-half bathrooms, a private elevator, a swimming pool and spa, and outdoor entertaining areas. Hogan acquired the property in 2012 for approximately $3.33 million.

Adjacent to the mansion, a cottage previously owned by Hogan also changed hands in 2026, selling for $2.8 million. The cottage, initially listed for $4.5 million, features three bedrooms, two-and-a-half bathrooms, and modern amenities. Together, the sale of the two properties brought the reported combined value to $8.7 million. However, the final proceeds from the sales may be affected by transaction costs, taxes, and other expenses not accounted for in the sale prices.

The Clearwater beachfront homes once formed Hogan's adjoining residential compound, and ownership has now passed to buyers whose identities remain undisclosed.

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