Mia Thermopolis’ high school from “The Princess Diaries” has been sold after nearly 3 months on the market. The sprawling Mediterranean-style mansion in San Francisco, which doubled as the exterior of the high school in the 2001 comedy, has been purchased for $6.5 million. The new owner has finally been found, and the iconic property is now off the market.
Key Takeaway
The iconic San Francisco mansion featured in “The Princess Diaries” has been sold for $6.5 million. Its role as the exterior of Grove High School in the film has contributed to its charm, making it a sought-after property for fans and real estate enthusiasts alike.
The Mansion’s Features
The 4-bedroom, 4-bathroom, 12-room villa spans 4,554 square feet of living space and boasts luxurious amenities fit for royalty. It includes a media room, elevator, lower-level gym, and a one-car garage with a laundry closet. The exterior features a roof garden with an outdoor kitchen and firepit, offering majestic views over the San Francisco Bay, city views to the north and east, and forest views to the west.
A Famous Filming Location
The mansion’s most notable feature is its role as the fictional Grove High School in “The Princess Diaries,” where Anne Hathaway’s character, Mia, attended before discovering she was the Princess of Genovia. Although only the exterior shots of the mansion were used as the school, its on-screen presence has added to its allure and value.
Previous Owners and Renovations
The mansion was owned by the former CEO of Just Desserts and his wife, who carried out numerous renovations over the last two decades. The property has undergone significant improvements, enhancing its appeal and grandeur.
