Steven Spielberg and his wife Kate Capshaw are offering their 2.8‑acre Dogwood equestrian estate in Los Angeles for sale at $29.9 million. The property, which Spielberg purchased in 1999 for $5.75 million, includes a seven‑bedroom home and extensive horse facilities.
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Fans may be interested in Spielberg’s property investments and the sale of his longtime Los Angeles home.
Key facts
- The estate is named Dogwood.
- The property spans 2.8 acres.
- The estate is located in Los Angeles.
- The estate has been significantly improved since Spielberg bought it.
Evidence
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