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Ryan Seacrest sells 40-acre Napa Valley estate for $18.5 million

Ryan Seacrest sells 40-acre Napa Valley estate for $18.5 million
MarketWatch Monday 29 June 2026, 08:59 UTC 1 min read
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Ryan Seacrest has officially offloaded his 40-acre California estate for $18.5 million—two years after listing the stunning Napa Valley property for the much higher price of $22 million.

Ryan Seacrest has officially offloaded his 40-acre California estate for $18.5 million—two years after listing the stunning Napa Valley property for the much higher price of $22 million.
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