Disgraced Producer Brett Ratner Tries To Rent Out His Beverly Hills Mansion for $100K a Month

Brett Ratner, the disgraced director and producer, has listed his Beverly Hills, CA, home as a rental for the princely sum of $100,000 a month.

Known as Hillhaven Lodge, the six-bedroom, six-bath property spans nearly 8,900 square feet.

Take a look at the historic landmark that’s been the residence of such Hollywood icons as Ingrid Bergman, Kim Novak, and James Caan.

The historic home was designed by Gordon B. Kaufmann, who was also the architect behind the Hoover Dam. The mansion is nearly a century old and sits on a private lane behind secure gates.

Made from stone and redwood, this special dwelling emanates old Hollywood charm—from the vaulted, beamed ceiling and grand fireplace in the great room to the disco where film stars once boogied the night away.

The large primary bedroom has plenty of space for couches and is near a frozen-in-amber stone bath with a lovely bathtub. The property includes two guestshouses, a home gym, pro-level projection theater, library, and beautiful pool.

Ratner was accused of sexual misconduct and harassment in 2017 by multiple women, though he denies the allegations. At one time, he was a top producer and director, responsible for such flicks as “X-Men: The Last Stand,” “The Revenant,” and the long-running TV series “Prison Break.”

Per reports, Ratner may have relocated to Israel.