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You can call Wayne Manor home — if you've got $32 million on hand
Seen in the 1966 Batman series as stately Wayne Manor, the California home is up for sale once more.
What if you could say "To the Batcave!" when you're returning home from work, or after running to the store? Well, that could be a reality, if you've got enough Bat-bucks.
The real-life Wayne Manor seen in the 1966 Batman series has gone up for sale once more. Located in Pasadena, California, the property sits at an estimated 18,665 square feet and has seven bedrooms and eleven bathrooms. The gated property has nearly five acres and includes a rock-style pool, a pickleball court, and a private theater (ideal for watching Adam West movies, perhaps.)
Besides Batman, the house has also been seen in Bridesmaids, Murder, She Wrote, and more.
Unfortunately, there's no actual poles to slide down that lead to the Batcave here — the home was only used for exterior shots. But the original windows, carved staircase, and hand-carved woodworking from the 1928 construction remain for that Bruce Wayne old-money feel.
And you may need a Wayne fortune to afford it — if you want to call this little piece of Gotham home, the asking price is $32 million, which would break the record for a residential home purchase in Pasadena. The record is currently held by the same home, which sold for $20.5 million in 2025.
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