Greystone Mansion

The Doheny oil family's Tudor estate, and Hollywood's favorite stand-in mansion.

Beverly Hills, CA 90210

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Community memory · 1928–today · Aug 7, 2026

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Edward Doheny — the oilman at the center of the Teapot Dome scandal — spent about $3 million building this 55-room Tudor Revival for his son Ned in 1928. Ned and his secretary Hugh Plunkett were found shot dead in a guest wing. The official finding was murder-suicide. The family stayed until 1955. The city bought the estate in 1965, and the house has since played the mansion in There Will Be Blood, The Big Lebowski, Spider-Man and dozens more.

Source: City of Beverly Hills, Greystone Mansion & Gardens history and filming information; Friends of Greystone, estate history; United States Senate Historical Office, Teapot Dome scandal history

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