Hulk Hogan’s Clearwater Mansion Goes Up for Sale With Insane Price Tag

Hulk Hogan’s iconic Florida mansion is officially up for grabs—just six months after the wrestling legend passed away.

According to TMZ Sports on January 30, 2026, the late Hall of Famer’s Clearwater Beach home is being listed for $10,989,000. It’s the same beachfront estate where Hogan spent his final years—and where he suffered a medical emergency prior to his death on July 24, 2025.

Built for luxury, the 5,400-square-foot residence sits directly on the sand and boasts five bedrooms, five and a half bathrooms, and a 1,000-square-foot primary suite featuring a sitting area, gulf-facing terrace, spa-style bath, walk-in closet, and morning bar.

Florida Visual Marketing photos show teak, marble, and natural stone floors throughout, a designer kitchen, a gas fireplace, and a private elevator. Outside, the property offers 1,500 square feet of covered space, complete with a heated pool and spa overlooking the Gulf of Mexico.

The home is being listed by Hogan’s longtime friend Martha Thorn of the Thorn Collection and Coldwell Banker Realty. With its luxurious setup and personal connection to one of wrestling’s most legendary figures, it’s expected to draw serious interest.

The mansion’s listing comes just days after Us Weekly reported that Hogan’s estate is facing a $10 million lawsuit from celebrity branding firm Carma HoldCo Inc., which accuses Hogan and former associates of stealing their “Real American” beer concept. According to court documents filed on January 20, Carma claims Hogan’s 2024 beer launch was based on intellectual property they developed during prior business talks.

“As a direct and proximate result of Defendants’ breaches, [Carma] has suffered damages in an amount to be proven at trial but at least ten million dollars,” the suit alleges.

Hogan’s team has pushed back, calling the accusations baseless: “CARMA’s suit is meritless. It never developed or contracted for a beer, had no agreement with Hulk Hogan, and owned no beer-related trade secrets.”

Meanwhile, the estate—now managed by Hogan’s widow Sky Daily and son Nick Hogan—has yet to respond to the $10 million demand. And with a possible medical malpractice case also in discussion related to Hogan’s final neck surgery, legal tensions are mounting.

Now, with the mansion listed and a multimillion-dollar lawsuit looming, Hogan’s estate is under intense scrutiny from both realtors and lawyers. The sale of the mansion could help offset any legal damages, but it also symbolizes the closing chapter of Hogan’s life — one filled with both legacy and litigation.