Palm Springs Home Reportedly Linked to Marilyn Monroe Sells for $2.81 Million
A 3,000-square-foot home in Palm Springs, reportedly linked to Marilyn Monroe in the early 1960s, has sold for $2.81 million.
Palm Springs, CA, October 18, 2026 —
A 3,000-square-foot home in Palm Springs has sold for $2.81 million. The property was reportedly linked to Marilyn Monroe in the early 1960s, though details about the nature of that connection were not provided.
The available information identifies the home’s size, location and sale price, but does not give the sale date or the property’s street address. It also does not name the buyer or seller, or say whether the reported connection to Monroe involved her living in, visiting or otherwise being associated with the home.
No further details were provided about the property, its condition, any renovations, or the circumstances of the sale. The information also does not identify a source for the reported historical link. As a result, the connection to Monroe remains described only as a report, rather than as a detail supported here by additional documentation.
The reported sale price is $2.81 million, and the home’s stated area is 3,000 square feet. No information was supplied about how the price was determined or whether it reflects any particular features of the property. The available account does not include comments from the buyer, seller, a real estate representative or a historian.
Further particulars about the transaction and the home’s reported association with Monroe were not available in the information provided. The sale is therefore identified by its stated price and the property’s reported size and location, while key transaction and historical details remain unspecified.
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