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Dean Norris Lists 11‑Acre Temecula Ranch for $3.2 Million Amid Divorce and Restaurant Bankruptcy
Dean Norris, best known for playing Hank Schrader on "Breaking Bad," has put his 11‑acre ranch in Temecula on the market for $3,199,267. The property, which he and his wife Bridget bought in 2014 for $1,725,000, now carries an asking price that is roughly $1.47 million higher, an increase of about 85 percent.
The listing, handled by Sherrie Snyder of Allison James Estates and Homes, describes a 7,000‑square‑foot estate with nine bedrooms, nine bathrooms, a guesthouse, an infinity pool, a spa, outdoor areas, a four‑stall horse barn and a fruit orchard. The ranch’s 11 acres provide a rural setting while remaining close to Temecula’s wine country and Southern California amenities.
Bridget Norris filed for divorce in Riverside County in February 2025, citing irreconcilable differences and requesting joint legal and physical custody of their five children, including two minors. The divorce case has not yet been finalized.
In addition to the divorce, the couple’s restaurant, Swing Inn Café, which they acquired in 2022, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in September. The business reported assets of $147,809.58 against liabilities of $1,811,598.46, and gross revenue fell by about $1 million from 2024 to 2025.
The ranch sale comes at a time when the Norris family is navigating both personal and business financial challenges. The property’s sale could help address the financial pressures related to the restaurant’s bankruptcy and the ongoing divorce proceedings.
Norris, who has also managed the Norris Performing Arts Center, is looking for a substantial return on a property he has owned for 12 years. The $3.2 million asking price reflects the estate’s size and amenities rather than a guaranteed sale outcome.
Frequently asked questions
What is the asking price of Dean Norris's ranch?
$3,199,267.
How many bedrooms and bathrooms are on the ranch?
Nine bedrooms and nine bathrooms.
What financial challenges is the Norris family facing?
They are dealing with a divorce that has not yet been finalized and the restaurant Swing Inn Café filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, reporting assets of $147,809.58 against liabilities of $1,811,598.46 and a revenue drop of about $1 million from 2024 to 2025.