NBC vice chairman Ron Meyer has put his Malibu mansion on the market for $125million, it has been reported.
The TV executive has not listed the property but is instead entertaining bids in private, agents handling the sale say.
The news comes less than two weeks after Meyer announced he is splitting from wife Kelly Chapman Meyer after 25 years of marriage.
Ron Meyer is entertaining offers for his three acre Malibu mansion and hoping to sell for $125million, according to agents handling the sale
The news comes less than two weeks after Meyer and wife Kelly Chapman announced they are splitting up after 28 years together and 25 years of marriage
The couple, who were dating for three years before getting married, said they had ‘grown apart’ after almost three decades together.
Ms Meyer is reportedly still living at the three-acre beach-front mansion alongside her husband, and the pair have not yet filed divorce papers.
Joyce Rey, an agent with Coldwell Banker which is handling the sale, told The Hollywood Reporter: ‘It’s not officially on the market, but they are entertaining offers.’
The property features a formal gated entry, a long driveway, a pool, a tennis court and several massive lawns.
Inside, there is 14,000sq ft of living space with five bedrooms and six bathrooms.
The house also backs on to the ocean, sits atop its own private bluff and has step access to a private beach down below.
Meyer and his wife (pictured with their children Jennifer and Carson, and other family in 2017) are reportedly still living at the property together and have not yet filed divorce papers
The property has a backyard pool, looks out over the ocean, has a private bluff and steps to a private beach (Meyer pictured in the back yard of the property with Alan Horn this year)
It also has a spot in TV history after causing a rift between Meyer and Michael Ovitz, his founding partner at CAA.
When Meyer announced he would be leaving CAA to join Universal, Ovitz bought the property because he knew Meyer had his eye on it.
The move was described as the ‘final straw’ and led to a rift between the men.
Years later, Ovitz admitted buying the property because he was ‘pi**ed off’ but said it had been a ‘huge mistake’.
The home is also regularly used for star-studded events, and just last week Meyer hosted an event for Chanel and the Natural Resources Defense Council.
The gala was attended by the likes of Barbra Streisand, Jennifer Aniston, Julia Roberts, Courteney Cox, Priyanka Chopra, Jennifer Meyer, Mandy Moore, Cindy Crawford and Josh Brolin.
Just last week Meyer hosted a star-studded event at the home for Chanel and the Natural Resources Defense Council (pictured, guests Josh Brolin, Kathryn Boyd, Jennifer Anniston and Courtney Cox at the home)
Cindy Crawford (left) and Priyanka Chopra (right) attend the Celebrating Our Majestic Oceans Benefit at Meyer’s home