Full House Creator Relists Manson Murders Site Mansion

'Full House' creator Jeff Franklin has relisted his Beverly Hills mansion for the eighth time in four years, now asking $44.99 million, a $5 million reduction from its previous listing. The property, originally listed in January 2022 for $85 million, has been on and off the market and offered as a luxury rental since then. Its most recent sale listing was in October 2025 for $49.95 million. The mansion, built in 2006 by architect Richard Landry, occupies the site where the infamous Charles Manson murders occurred. The listing highlights the property's extensive amenities, including "breathtaking views," "lush tropical landscaping," and a resort-style pool, describing it as a "masterpiece property fit for royalty."

The property's history includes a period where it was offered for rent at $247,500 per month. Despite the opulent descriptions and features, the listing omits the home's dark past, which is built on the same land where Manson and his followers committed their notorious crimes. Franklin has attempted to sell the estate multiple times since 2022, with significant price adjustments and periods where it was not actively listed for sale.

This latest relisting signifies a continued effort by Franklin to find a buyer for the controversial estate. The property's unique and grim historical context, combined with its luxury features, presents a complex offering in the high-end real estate market. The price has seen a substantial decrease from its initial $85 million asking price, reflecting the challenges in selling a property with such a notorious background.