What's Inside?
- Hulk Hogan’s Clearwater Beach mansion, owned since 2012, is preparing to list for nearly $11 million.
- The 5,400-square-foot beachfront estate features five bedrooms, luxury interiors, a private elevator, pool, and spa.
- Hogan’s estate is also facing a $10 million legal dispute tied to the Real American Beer venture.
The Florida coastline where Hulk Hogan spent his final years is about to enter the luxury real estate spotlight. Six months after the wrestling icon’s death, his Clearwater Beach residence is preparing to hit the market with an asking price near $11 million. The listing sparks attention on the property closely tied to Hogan’s personal life and final chapter.
Hogan’s passing on July 24, 2025, sent shockwaves through wrestling and popular culture. Now, decisions surrounding his assets are unfolding in public view, beginning with the beachfront home that served as his longtime sanctuary and the site of a medical emergency before his death.
Hulk Hogan’s Florida Mansion to be Listed for $11 Million
The Clearwater Beach mansion has been part of Hulk Hogan’s life since 2012. Spanning 5,400 square feet, the home sits directly on the sand with sweeping views of the Gulf of America. Designed for privacy and comfort, the estate includes five bedrooms and five and a half bathrooms, anchored by a 1,000 square foot primary suite featuring a sitting area, a gulf-front terrace, a morning bar, a spa-style bathroom, and a large walk-in closet.
Interior finishes lean toward refined luxury. Teak, marble, and natural stone floors run throughout the home, paired with a designer kitchen, a gas fireplace, and a private elevator connecting each level. The exterior of the property offers 1,500 square feet of covered space, a heated pool, and a spa suited for year-round use.
The mansion is expected to be listed for $10,989,000 by Hogan’s longtime friend Martha Thorn through the Thorn Collection and Coldwell Banker Realty.
Hulk Hogan’s Estate Faces an Eight-figure Legal Demand
As the Florida mansion prepares for sale, Hogan’s estate is also navigating an ongoing legal dispute tied to his business ventures. Carma HoldCo Inc. filed court documents in Florida claiming the estate owed $10 million for breach of contract related to Real American Beer, a brand Hogan launched with investors in 2024.
“As a direct and proximate result of Defendants’ breaches, [Carma] has suffered damages in an amount to be proven at trial but at least ten million dollars,” the suit read.
The defendants denied the allegations in an October 21, 2025 response. “CARMA’s suit is meritless,” the filing stated. “It never developed or contracted for a beer, had no agreement with Hulk Hogan, and owned no beer-related trade secrets. Defendants neither solicited Hogan nor interfered with any contract or relationship.”
The defendants also argued that Carma failed to present “facts showing that those preliminary discussions [with Hogan] progressed beyond mere exploration.” As of now, the case remains active.
