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According to Robb Report, the Beverly Hills residence of the late Brian Goldner, the former Hasbro chairman and CEO who transformed the toy giant into an entertainment powerhouse, is on the market for $27 million.

Goldner, who died of cancer in 2021 at age 58 and his wife Barbara acquired the 1980s-era home in 2020 for about $18 million.

Renowned interior designer Michael S. Smith, known for his work on the Obama White House, reimagined the traditional-style home. The residence spans nearly 7,500 square feet across two levels and has five bedrooms, eight bathrooms and luxurious living spaces.

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Antonio Bruno of Sotheby's International Realty-Beverly Hills Brokerage and Tomer Fridman of Christie's International Real Estate handle the listing.

The secluded estate, nestled in the coveted Flats neighborhood, sits on nearly half an acre of manicured grounds, fully enclosed by walls and gates. A sage-green front door beckons entry into the residence, featuring a mansard roof and a striking façade of white brick and stucco.

The grand entrance's double-height foyer is adorned with a sweeping iron-railed staircase that ascends toward a sky-lit ceiling.

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The living room’s centerpiece is a veined-marble fireplace and the gourmet kitchen features a central island, a high-end Caliber range and a cozy breakfast nook. A wood-paneled office provides a dedicated workspace and the large primary suite includes a fireplace, a separate office and dual baths.

The outdoor oasis features a lush, hedge-lined backyard with a pool, spa and Baja shelf. A built-in barbecue and fireplace in a pergola-shaded lounge area create a perfect setting for outdoor entertaining. A versatile guesthouse/cabana is currently used as a home gym.

As first reported by Mansion Global, the Goldner family is relocating outside of California. Barbara Goldner, a clinical social worker, also owns property in Rhode Island.

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Brian Goldner, a visionary leader in the toy industry, joined Hasbro (NASDAQ:HAS) in 2000 and rapidly ascended to the CEO position in 2008 and board chairman in 2015. Under his leadership, Hasbro evolved from a traditional toy company into a global leader in play and entertainment.

Goldner spearheaded a strategic vision to create world-class play and storytelling experiences, expanding the company's reach beyond toys and games into television, movies, digital gaming and other entertainment sectors. The transformative strategy culminated in the 2019 acquisition of eOne, an independent entertainment studio.

Goldner also served on the ViacomCBS board of directors and chaired its compensation committee.

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