Beren Saat and Kenan Doğulu Give Up on Rebuilding Their Burned Malibu Villa
Beren Saat and Kenan Doğulu, whose villa in Malibu burned down in the Los Angeles fire of January 2025, have decided against rebuilding the house and have started searching for a villa in the Hollywood area instead.
Famous couple Beren Saat and Kenan Doğulu, whose villa in Malibu was reduced to ashes in the massive fire in Los Angeles in January 2025, have abandoned their decision to build a new one in its place and have begun looking for a new property in Hollywood.
The Malibu Villa Plan Changed
Beren Saat and Kenan Doğulu, whose villa in Malibu became unusable in the major fire that occurred in Los Angeles in January 2025, have taken a new step regarding the future of their property. It was learned that the couple, who received an insurance payout after the fire, had originally planned to rebuild a house on the land where their villa—valued at approximately 2.5 million dollars—was located, but later abandoned this idea.
New Search in the Hollywood Area
According to information shared by Müge Dağıstanlı, Beren Saat and Kenan Doğulu shifted their direction to the Hollywood area instead of rebuilding their home in Malibu. It was stated that the prices of the new villas the couple examined in this region start at 3 million dollars, and they will complete the purchase procedures if they find a property they like.
A Neighborhood Where Stars Are Neighbors
The Malibu area, where Beren Saat and Kenan Doğulu's fire-damaged home was located, hosted many world-renowned celebrities. Hollywood stars such as Mel Gibson, Adam Brody, and Tom Hanks also live in the neighborhood where the couple's former home was situated.
Heavy Losses Suffered in the Fire
The massive fire destroyed not only the famous couple's villa but also many of their valuable belongings. Kenan Doğulu's studio, valued at approximately 1 million dollars, his private recordings, and 15 guitars collected from auctions were completely rendered unusable.
Art Works and Memories Reduced to Ashes
Statements made after the fire revealed that Beren Saat's wedding dress, as well as approximately 50 sculptures and paintings in the couple's collection, were also damaged. Following this major disaster, the couple received insurance payouts for both their home and their lost belongings.