Paris Hilton and her husband Carter Reum are back in the Beverly Park property market spotlight, with the Los Angeles mansion they once rented for $160,000 a month now seeking $159,000 in monthly rent. The couple leased the seven-bedroom residence at 70 Beverly Park in early 2023 while raising their two children, before moving into a neighbouring estate formerly owned by Mark Wahlberg. Hilton and Reum purchased the larger property for $63.1 million in June 2025. The former rental, which features an Olympic-size swimming pool, a tennis court and a separate guest house, is now being offered at a reduced asking rent after previously seeking $195,000 per month.
Why did Paris Hilton and Carter Reum choose to stay in Beverly Park
The mansion at 70 Beverly Park sits in Beverly Park, an exclusive, guard-gated residential community in Los Angeles. According to the New York Post, the enclave is known for its large properties, with each home occupying at least two or three acres. The neighbourhood has also been home to several celebrities, including Justin and Hailey Bieber, Denzel Washington and Adele, who purchased Sylvester Stallone’s former residence in 2022.Hilton and Reum signed a multi-year lease for the property in early 2023, after their son, Phoenix, was born in January. Their daughter, London Marilyn Hilton Reum, was born via surrogate in November 2023. The couple reportedly paid $160,000 per month to rent the mansion, remaining there until June 2025. The rental was not available for purchase during their tenancy, and the couple eventually decided to buy a property in the same neighbourhood rather than move away from Beverly Park.
Why has Paris Hilton’s former Beverly Park rental cut its monthly rent to $159,000
The Beverly Park mansion is now being offered for $159,000 per month, down from its earlier asking rent of $195,000 in April. The property has not been available for purchase since its current owner, Los Angeles-based businessman Leonid Smirnov, acquired it for $21.5 million in 2021. The listing is shared by Aaron Kirman, founder and CEO of Christie’s International Real Estate Southern California, and Jade Mills of Coldwell Banker.Describing the appeal of the property and its location, Kirman told the New York Post: “Beverly Park is one of the most coveted enclaves in LA, and 70 Beverly Park is a standout. Between the land, amenities and level of security, it’s no wonder celebrities, royalty and billionaires have long been drawn to this community.” He also highlighted the security arrangements within the residential enclave, explaining that the community has 24-hour armed gate security and private patrols.
What does the $159,000-a-month Beverly Park mansion look like inside
Built in 1995, the Mediterranean-style residence spans 14,061 square feet and sits on 3.6 acres. Its layout includes seven bedrooms, nine bathrooms and four powder rooms, along with an elevator. The property also features a six-car garage and additional parking space for 21 vehicles. A circular driveway leads into the estate, while the exterior includes landscaped grounds, walking paths and manicured lawns.The outdoor amenities include an Olympic-size swimming pool, a hot tub, an Astroturf-covered tennis court and a separate guest house. Inside, the residence features a chef’s kitchen, a living room with a fireplace and large windows, and a family room with another fireplace and a wet bar. The main bedroom suite has two bathrooms and two walk-in closets, while an upstairs entertainment wing includes a home theatre. The property also has a formal dining room, a games room and a home office.
Why did Hilton choose to stay in Beverly Park after losing her Malibu home
After renting the neighbouring property, Hilton and Reum decided to purchase their own residence in Beverly Park. In June 2025, the couple moved into Mark Wahlberg’s former estate at 71 Beverly Park, paying $63.1 million for the property. The mansion is twice the size of their previous rental, according to the New York Post, and occupies 6.2 acres compared with the rental property’s 3.6 acres.The couple’s current residence spans 30,500 square feet and also features a swimming pool and tennis court. Speaking about Hilton’s decision to remain in the neighbourhood, Kirman told the publication: “She doesn’t want to leave Beverly Park. She looked at a bunch of houses and still landed here.” He added that Hilton appreciated the community’s gates, acreage and park. The move came months after the couple lost their Malibu home in the wildfires, according to the report.Disclaimer: This article is based on information published by the New York Post. The Times of India has not independently verified the property details, rental price, purchase price, ownership information or other transaction-related claims mentioned. The details should not be interpreted as confirmation from Paris Hilton, Carter Reum or their representatives.