The Princess Diaries’ San Francisco villa, which served as Mia Thermopolis‘ high school, has been sold for $6.5 million after a nearly three-month listing period.
The owners of the luxurious Mediterranean-style mansion in San Francisco, which served as the exterior of Mia Thermopolis’ high school in “The Princess Diaries” starring Anne Hathaway, have accepted an offer on their $6.5 million home, according to real estate records. The sprawling abode was listed for nearly three months before it was sold on Friday.
This stunning 12-room villa exudes elegance and luxury, offering an impressive 4,554 square feet of living space and four spacious bedrooms, each equipped with its own private bath. With a media room for entertainment, an elevator for convenience, and a lower-level gym to maintain your workout regime, this villa leaves nothing to be desired. Enjoy breathtaking views of the San Francisco Bay and city skyline from the expansive roof garden, complete with an outdoor kitchen and cozy firepit.
Take in the awe-inspiring panoramic vistas that stretch from the bustling cityscape to the lush, verdant forest. Truly a royal abode that exudes luxury and style!
While the exterior shots of the home were used as the school in “The Princess Diaries,” all scenes taking place inside the school were actually filmed at Alverno High School in Sierra Madre, close to Pasadena.
The home was owned by the former CEO of Just Desserts, Steven Mavromihalis, and his wife. After undergoing extensive renovations over the past two decades, the property was listed for sale by Steven Mavromihalis and John C. Fitzgerald, both real estate agents with Compass.
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