Beverly Hills property where demented Manson followers murdered Sharon Tate asks $45M
The Beverly Hills property where Sharon Tate and four others were slain by sick-minded Manson family butchers has listed for $45 million, The Post has learned. Jeff Franklin, the famed producer behind the iconic ’90s TV series “Full House,” has struggled for years to part ways with the Mediterranean-style hillside mansion, built on top of the torn-down house where the murders occurred.
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The Beverly Hills property where Sharon Tate and four others were slain by sick-minded Manson family butchers has listed for $45 million, The Post has learned. Jeff Franklin, the famed producer behind the iconic ’90s TV series “Full House,” has struggled for years to part ways with the Mediterranean-style hillside mansion, built on top of the torn-down house where the murders occurred. Striking in its new iteration, its amenities include a massive 225-foot swimming pool that can fit the Leaning Tower of Pisa — with enough room left for laps. Still, the Cielo Drive property — most recently asking $50 million — will likely never shake the haunting legacy of what happened almost 60 years ago in August 1969.
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- The Beverly Hills property where Sharon Tate and four others were slain by sick-minded Manson family butchers has listed for $45 million, The Post has learned. Jeff Franklin, the famed producer behind the iconic ’90s TV series “Full House,” has struggled for years to part ways with the Mediterranean-style hillside mansion, built on top of the torn-down house where the murders occurred.
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