Inside Goldie Hawn & Kurt Russell's Lavish Real Estate Portfolio: Mansions, Ranches, and Assets
Southern California has served as the business anchor for both Hawn and Russell since their relationship began on the set of 1984's Swing Shift. Their strategy focused almost entirely on the exclusive Westside corridors of Los Angeles, specifically Pacific Palisades and Malibu. In 2017, the couple closed the sale of their longtime Pacific Palisades estate for $6.9 million, having originally purchased the property in 1995 for less than $2 million. The residence was known for its Balinese-influenced interiors, expansive gym, and lush meditation gardens that reflected Hawn's personal lifestyle.
Rather than leaving the area, they relocated deeper into the Palisades, acquiring a sprawling, custom-built mansion valued above $12 million. The home features classic East Coast traditional architecture, soaring ceilings, and extensive perimeter security. For years, Hawn also maintained an oceanfront Malibu getaway along Broad Beach. Acquired in 1989 for approximately $4.3 million, the home underwent an extensive redesign to maximize ocean views before trading hands in 2013 for $9.5 million. These moves established an unbroken record of successful exits and strategic acquisitions in Southern California's tightest luxury zip codes.