Greystone Mansion
Doheny stone estate above the city—film crews whisper about the 1929 murder-suicide rooms between takes.
History & haunting lore
Greystone Mansion (1928) was built for Ned Doheny amid oil wealth and became infamous after the 1929 death of Ned and his secretary in a murder-suicide still debated in detail. The city of Beverly Hills now maintains the estate as a park and filming location with formal gardens. Architecture is English Gothic Revival in granite.
Haunt reports and true-crime tourism focus on the death wing and gardens at dusk. Public programming is park-oriented. Separate scandal history from unverifiable spectres.
Grounds are often open as a public park; mansion interiors open only on special tours/events.
Practical note: gardens close with park hours, interiors need special tickets, and the 1929 deaths are documented crime history—haunt claims remain unverified add-ons.
Current site status
City park grounds typically open daily; interior access is limited to scheduled tours, rentals, or film permits. Steep gardens and stone steps. No freestyle night investigations inside the mansion. Follow posted park hours and filming notices.
Activity at Greystone Mansion
Field notes and sightings tagged to this haunt.