Heather and Terry Dubrow Buy $13.75 Million LA Penthouse
‘Real Housewives’ star Heather Dubrow and her husband, Terry Dubrow, celebrity plastic surgeon from ‘Botched’, have purchased their second penthouse at The Century in Los Angeles for $13.75 million.
The new unit sits directly below a Roberto Cavalli–designed penthouse the couple acquired in 2022 for $14 million after moving out of their Newport Beach mansion.
The purchase marks one of the most significant condo deals in Los Angeles this year, ranking as the most expensive sale in Century City year-to-date.
If combined with their existing residence above, the two units could create a roughly 10,854-square-foot duplex, making it the second-largest penthouse in the building, after Candy Spelling’s.
Property Highlights
Price: $13.75 million
Location: Century City, Los Angeles, California
Size: 5,600 square feet
Bedrooms: 3
Bathrooms: 5
Notable Features: Half-floor penthouse, nearly 360-degree views, floor-to-ceiling windows, expansive terraces, Robert A.M. Stern design, private sitting area in primary suite, full-service luxury amenities
Bachir Oueida of Douglas Elliman represented the seller, while Cassandra Petersen Harris of Coldwell Banker and Charlie Edgar of The Go Group at Sotheby’s represented the buyers.
The Great Room at Night
At night, the great room in the Dubrows’ new penthouse shifts from a clean contemporary living space into more of a skyline-facing lounge.
The walls of glass turn the city lights into the room’s backdrop, giving the entire space a soft glow that plays off the neutral furniture, warm wood floors, and layered lighting.
The seating area is arranged for conversation, with multiple sofas and chairs gathered around a large rug and glass coffee table, while the fireplace adds another warm point of light along the side wall.
The Den
Set into a corner of the penthouse, the den is also wrapped in floor-to-ceiling windows that bring in sweeping daytime views, making the room feel open without losing its sense of comfort.
The layout is simple and relaxed, with a low-profile sofa, a pair of chairs, and a central coffee table arranged over a textured rug.
A long media console sits across the room beneath a mounted TV, while soft gray tones, warm wood floors, and a few layered accents keep the space polished but cozy.
Formal Dining Room
The formal dining room features a glass-top table with a large stone base surrounded by upholstered dining chairs that keep the setup clean and tailored without feeling too rigid.
At dusk, the space takes on a more dramatic tone as the skyline glows through the wraparound windows and nearby towers light up against the mountains in the distance.
Gourmet Kitchen
In the next room, the gourmet kitchen has a large center island with bar seating topped with stone counters and a built-in cooktop, while surrounding cabinetry runs wall to wall.
Warm wood floors keep the room from feeling too sharp, and the soft lighting gives the pale cabinetry and stone backsplash a warmer tone.
Just off to the side, the breakfast area and balcony access add various options for enjoying more casual meals, depending on the formality and weather.
Primary Suite
Down the hall, the primary suite has a tall upholstered bed that anchors the room against a textured wall, while layered neutrals, a fireplace, and a sitting area by the balcony add functionality.
En-Suite Bathroom
The suite’s spa-style bathroom is lined with marble surfaces that line the glass-enclosed shower and soaking tub that sit across from the vanity.
With the skyline stretching out beyond the bath, natural light fills the space, adding a deeper glow and calmness to the room.
Guest Bedroom
Lastly, one of the guest bedrooms’ beds is positioned to face floor-to-ceiling glass, turning the skyline views into the room’s main design feature, while warm wood floors and taupe walls keep the space grounded.
A large-scale portrait and a simple leather accent chair give the room just enough personality without distracting from the view.
Final Thoughts on The Dubrows’ Purchase
More than just adding another unit, this purchase gives the Dubrows a chance to grow their portfolio inside one of Los Angeles’ most coveted towers.
With the option to combine it with their current upstairs penthouse, the move opens the door to a multi-level home that would become one of the largest in the building.
That kind of setup is hard to find in a high-rise, especially at The Century, where the lifestyle already comes with four acres of private grounds, a resort-style pool, fitness center, spa, screening room, and full-service staff.
