In 2019, The Miz and Maryse bought a 10,400-square-foot California manor for $6.4 million, renovated it during their ownership, and then sold it for $7.4 million

Celebrity houses often list at high prices and later sell for less. The latest example comes from WWE, where Mike Mizanin, known as The Miz, and his wife Maryse have sold the sprawling California manor they bought in 2019. The 10,400-square-foot home sold for $7.4 million, about $1 million more than the couple paid but far below the $11.995 million asking price in 2024. Variety reported the transaction in August 2019. They renovated it while they were there and the property was a regular feature on their reality show Miz & Mrs on USA Network.What they bought in 2019The home is in Westlake Village's gated North Ranch Country Club Estates. An English manor-style home built in 2001 on a 1.27-acre property. Variety reports the sellers were a couple outside the entertainment sector who paid exactly $6 million for the house in April 2018. A year later, the Mizanins paid around $400,000 extra.2019 listings described a nine-seat movie theater, a wood-paneled billiards room, a formal dining room with a fireplace and a large living-room fireplace. Around the same time, they sold their Texas property for about $2.64 million, which they bought for $2.35 million in 2017, according to Wrestling Inc. Miz & Mrs. had premiered on Miz & Mrs. premiered on USA Network in July 2018 as a spin-off of Total Divas, following the couple as they balanced parenting with their WWE careers.The long road to a saleThe house came with a large list of features. TMZ reported it entered the market with a custom pool and Jacuzzi, rose gardens, two detached guest homes, a recently remodelled kitchen, a private cinema, a wine cellar and golf course with mountain vistas. The pair reportedly underwent what TMZ called a significant refurbishment before listing.They tested the market more than once. TMZ reported that the couple had listed the property in 2022 as well. In September 2024 they put it up again at $11.995 million, saying they planned to move to Las Vegas to grow their business ventures. The couple's two young daughters were part of that move, according to TJR Wrestling, which made the sale a family decision as well as a business one.The deal was slow to get buyers. The sale closed in 2026, and their broker, Jordan Cohen of RE/MAX, announced the transaction on Instagram after what he described as a lengthy process. Wrestlezone’s report on his post says that once the proper purchasers came along they closed the deal in less than a week. Cohen commended the couple's restoration efforts and said the house had appeared on Miz & Mrs. many times. WWE referee Charles Robinson added his own joke, calling the massive property a “great starter home.” TMZ reported the sale on April 28, 2026, noting that Cohen had used John Cena's entrance music in his Instagram announcement.What the numbers meanThe $7.4 million sale price was about $1 million above the $6.4 million purchase price, a nominal increase of 15.6%. It was also 38.3% below the $11.995 million asking price in 2024. That disparity shows the gap between the asking price and what buyers were ultimately willing to pay. It would be a mistake to call the $1 million a profit. The couple have not disclosed what the renovation cost, and selling costs such as agent fees come out of the final figure as well. The public record shows the purchase price, the later asking price and the final sale price, but not the couple's renovation and transaction costs.So the outcome is simple. In 2019, The Miz and Maryse purchased a mansion in Los Angeles for $6.4 million, restored it, promoted it on their show, tried to sell it for a price near $12 million and finally sold it for $7.4 million in 2026. The sale closed the couple's ownership of the Westlake Village property after it had been on the market at $11.995 million.You use AI every day. Now get your AI Quotient. Take the AIQ test.