Dr. Phil lists his Beverly Hills estate for $67.5 million after buying it for $29.8 million in 2010; the 2.76-acre Mediterranean Revival compound has 16,079 square feet, a pool, tennis court and guesthouse

Dr. Phil McGraw and his wife, Robin McGraw, are putting their sprawling Beverly Hills estate on the market for $67.5 million, seeking more than twice what they paid for the property 16 years ago. The listing was first reported by Realtor.com, with additional details reported by realestate.com.au and supported by earlier Los Angeles Times coverage of the McGraw family’s Beverly Hills real estate holdings. The Mediterranean Revival compound, located in the Beverly Hills Post Office area, spans 2.76 acres and contains 16,079 square feet of living space. McGraw and Robin purchased the property for $29.8 million in 2010 and completed the residence in 2011 following a construction process that reportedly lasted seven years. The current listing is being handled by Billy Dolan of Carolwood Estates.Designed by architect Kevin Clark, the property was conceived as more than a conventional mansion. It functions as a private compound, with a main residence, a separate guesthouse and accommodations for staff. The estate also has eight bedrooms and more than 10 bathrooms, according to Realtor.com.Inside, the home leans heavily into a traditional Mediterranean aesthetic. Large windows and French doors bring natural light into the formal living spaces, while fireplaces, high ceilings and ornate architectural details add to its old-Hollywood character.The kitchen is fitted with Wolf and Miele appliances and includes a butler’s pantry, while an informal dining area opens toward the outdoor spaces. A wine cellar is another notable feature, with its entrance reached via a staircase finished with herringbone-patterned brickwork. The primary suite occupies a substantial private retreat of its own, with a sitting area, separate bathrooms and expansive wardrobe areas.Outside, the property takes on the feel of a private resort. A large swimming pool anchors the landscaped grounds, while the elevated setting offers views toward the Los Angeles skyline and surrounding mountains. There is also a clay tennis court and an entertainment pavilion, giving the estate substantial recreational space without leaving the property. A four-car garage and large motor court provide additional room for residents and guests.At $67.5 million, the asking price comes to roughly $4,198 per square foot. If the property sells close to its asking price, the headline difference from the couple’s 2010 purchase price would be $37.7 million. That figure, however, does not represent their actual profit because it excludes construction expenses, renovations, maintenance, taxes, financing and transaction costs.The Beverly Hills estate is only part of the McGraw family’s broader property portfolio. Their holdings have included a Calabasas mansion purchased for $6.6 million in 2011, another Beverly Hills property acquired for $10 million in 2020 and a Dallas mansion purchased in 2020.The latest listing also arrives after increased attention around McGraw’s media business. Merit Street Media, the television venture he launched, entered Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings in 2025. The bankruptcy court subsequently rejected the Chapter 11 case and moved the company toward Chapter 7 liquidation, according to court records and reporting cited in the property coverage. For now, the Beverly Hills estate stands as one of the more substantial properties in McGraw’s portfolio, combining nearly three acres of land with a 16,000-plus-square-foot residence, guest and staff accommodations, a pool, wine cellar and private tennis court.Ready to Make a Smarter Property Decision? Build Your Legacy with TOI Homes.