PICTURED: ‘Real Housewives of Beverly Hills’ Star Sutton Stracke’s TV-Famous Mansion—as She Lists $9 Million Property Months After Burglary

"Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" star Sutton Stracke is preparing to leave behind a piece of reality TV history in the form of her iconic Bel-Air mansion—which she has brought to the market for $8.99 million, just seven months after it was targeted in a high-profile burglary.

The 54-year-old TV personality's Georgian-style residence will be immediately familiar to fans of the Bravo series, having served as the backdrop for several scenes on the "Real Housewives" franchise over the past six years.

Stracke purchased the property in 2020—the same year that she joined the "RHOBH" cast—for $5.35 million and the residence quickly became a regular on the show alongside her.

In November 2025, the home hit headlines for a different reason, however, after it was broken into while the socialite was in Las Vegas for BravoCon, with thieves reportedly taking several of her personal items, including jewelry and handbags.

Now, just months after that incident took place, Stracke has made the decision to walk away from the home altogether.

The gated property spans more than an acre in one of Los Angeles' most coveted neighborhoods and offers a blend of timeless elegance and luxe amenities.

Tucked behind hedges and gates, the property welcomes guests with a motor court that leads to the lavish home, which sits on "more than an acre of impeccably landscaped grounds."

"Hidden behind mature hedges and gates, the property offers a rare combination of scale, elegance, and resort-style living in Los Angeles' most sought-after neighborhoods," the listing states.

Inside, the 4,723-square-foot home boasts four bedrooms and six bathrooms.

The property comes complete with wood-beamed ceilings, custom millwork, hardwood floors, and light-filled living spaces designed for both everyday living and entertaining.

The chef's kitchen serves as the heart of the home, and comes complete with a large marble island , offering ample prep and gathering space.

It also boasts white cabinetry, state-of-the-art appliances, and a breakfast area.

Elsewhere, elegant formal living and dining spaces showcase the home's classic architecture, offering the kind of sophisticated backdrop that has become synonymous with Stracke's refined style.

The property's large windows allow natural light to flood inside, while the French door create a seamless connection between the interior and the lush exterior greenery.

The primary suite functions as a private retreat and boasts a fireplace, spa-worthy bathroom, an oversized walk-in shower, and a custom dressing room worthy of a reality star.

The walk-in closet comes complete with floor-to-ceiling storage and plenty of space for lavish pieces of clothing—with several of Stracke's impressive fashion items on full display, including a large island at the center of the space that is laden with designer handbags.

Outside, the estate "unfolds like a private resort," with multiple lavish amenities including a swimming pool, multiple terraces, manicured gardens, and a "championship" tennis court.

"Whether hosting large-scale events or enjoying a quiet afternoon at home, the property delivers an unparalleled lifestyle defined by space, privacy, and recreation," the listing concludes. "A rare opportunity to own a true tennis estate on over an acre in Bel Air."

The home's arrival on the market comes less than a year after the property was burglarized while Stracke was traveling for work.

In November 2025, Stracke and Kathy Hilton were both in attendance at the annual event alongside a host of their fellow Bravolebrities, including "Southern Charm" star Shep Rose, showrunner and TV host Andy Cohen, and "Vanderpump Rules" leading lady Lisa Vanderpump.

However, for Hilton and Stracke, the festivities ended on an incredibly sour note after they discovered that their homes had been targeted by thieves in the latest of a long line of celebrity break-ins that have been reported in the greater Los Angeles area in recent months.

Both break-ins are understood to have occurred on Nov. 15, according to TMZ, which reported that Hilton's husband Rick was actually present in their dwelling at the time—and phoned 911 at around 11:48 p.m. local time to report that three thieves had accessed the property.

The trio is understood to have escaped before officers arrived on the scene.

A spokesperson for the couple later confirmed that nobody had been injured in the break-in, telling Today: "There was a break-in. Everyone is fine."

Stracke, meanwhile, shared details of the break-in at her own home, revealing that the suspects stole multiple designer items, including "all" of her "luxury handbags."

“The individuals involved entered through a kitchen window and stole all of my luxury handbags, including pieces from Hermes, Chanel and other designers. They also took my fine jewelry,” she revealed in a statement.

She said that she was notified by the LAPD Saturday morning that her home had been burglarized.

“I am cooperating fully with authorities as they continue their investigation,” she said.

Stracke noted that she has since hired 24/7 security and upgraded their surveillance system.