Marilyn Monroe’s Former Palm Springs Home Sells for $2.8 Million
Marilyn Monroe's former home in Palm Springs has been sold for $2.8 million to a buyer known as the 'Flipping Queen', who has pledged to restore the property.
Palm Springs, CA, October 20, 2026 —
Marilyn Monroe’s former home in Palm Springs has sold for $2.8 million to a buyer known as the “Flipping Queen.” The buyer has pledged to restore the property, according to the information provided about the sale.
The sale price and the restoration pledge are the only details provided. The buyer’s legal name was not supplied, and no date for the transaction was given. The available information also does not specify when Monroe lived at the home or describe the property’s size, features or current condition.
No details were provided about the planned restoration, including its scope, cost or timetable. It is also unclear whether any work has begun. The information does not identify who handled the sale or explain whether the home has any formal historic designation or restoration requirements.
The buyer is identified by the nickname “Flipping Queen,” but no further background about the buyer was provided. The pledge to restore the home is the only stated intention regarding what may happen to the property after the sale; no additional plans for its future use were included.
For now, the reported transaction establishes a sale price of $2.8 million and a commitment by the buyer to restore Monroe’s former Palm Springs home. Further particulars—including the transaction date, the buyer’s identity and the nature of the restoration—were not available in the information provided.
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