California Governor Gavin Newsom is putting one of his most luxurious homes on the market, listing his sprawling Fair Oaks estate for $7.5 million just months before his second term as governor comes to an end.
The Sacramento-area mansion, where Newsom and his family have lived since 2019, sits on 8.2 acres near the American River and comes with an extraordinary list of amenities, including a swimming pool, full-size tennis court, gym, game room and a 5,000-bottle wine cellar.
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The property was listed Monday through Sotheby’s International Realty agents Matthew Hindy and Nick Sadek.
Newsom reportedly paid $3.7 million for the home in late 2018, shortly after winning his first term as California governor. If the property sells for the asking price, he would make about $3.8 million more than he originally paid.
Inside Gavin Newsom’s sprawling Fair Oaks mansion
The Spanish-style estate is designed around a Santa Barbara-inspired residence measuring roughly 12,600 square feet.
Set behind a gated driveway, the home features beige stucco walls, a terracotta roof and expansive landscaped grounds that provide the property with a secluded feel.
