Rob Giem of Compass
One of the sitting rooms inside former President Nixon's former estate.
- Former President Nixon's former estate is back on the market, according to the LA Times and Mansion Global.
- The 5.5-acre property resurfaced earlier this month with a sticker price of $57.5 million, reflecting a $6 million price cut since its last listing. The complex was first listed in 2015 for $75 million.
- The Nixons previously used the nine-bedroom, 14-bathroom estate for entertaining members of their elite social circle. The mansion also served as an alternate location for cabinet meetings and press conferences.
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The "Western White House" is back on the market, this time with another significant price cut.
The 5.5-acre Orange County estate - also known as La Casa Pacifica - is listed for $57.5 million. Like many past presidential retreats, the property was used by former President Richard Nixon for both social gatherings and political business.
The home is just one of several real-estate price cuts we've seen in the past year. Business Insider's Brittany Fowler previously reported the mansion was first listed for $75 million in 2015; two years later Dennis Green reported the list price had dropped over $11 million. Rob Giem of Compass and Linda May of Hilton & Hyland share the latest listing.
Former President Nixon's former abode joins other "White Houses" on the market; though it wasn't owned by an American president, a luxury home in New Jersey is known as the "White House of Englewood" due to its exterior color and regal interior. The property is now listed for 75% off its original sticker price.
Keep reading for a look inside the "Western White House."