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Breaking Bad star Dean Norris lists $3.2m ranch amid divorce, business troubles

By · Via Times of India · Published by Everything Blog

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The sprawling 11-acre California property features a 7,000-square-foot main house, an infinity pool, a guesthouse, an orchard, and equestrian facilities. Bridget Norris initiated divorce proceedings in February 2025 to end their 20-year marriage, seeking spousal support alongside shared custody of their two minor children. Compounding their personal split, the couple's local eatery, the Swing Inn Cafe, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy following a steep revenue decline. Proceeds from offloading the multi-million-dollar compound could offer vital liquidity as both legal matters remain pending.

Key points

  • The Swing Inn Cafe entered Chapter 11 bankruptcy after gross revenues fell by approximate…: The Swing Inn Cafe entered Chapter 11 bankruptcy after gross revenues fell by approximately $1 million.
  • Bankruptcy records indicate the restaurant carries over $1.8 million in liabilities again…: Bankruptcy records indicate the restaurant carries over $1.8 million in liabilities against just $148,000 in assets.
  • Selling the $3.2 million estate could assist the couple in liquidating assets to satisfy…: Selling the $3.2 million estate could assist the couple in liquidating assets to satisfy outstanding business debts.

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Dean Norris, best known as Hank Schrader on 'Breaking Bad', has listed his 11-acre Temecula ranch for $3,199,267 as he and his wife Bridget navigate divorce proceedings and a bankruptcy filing involving their longtime restaurant. The actor bought the property in 2014 for $1.725 million, and the new asking price represents an increase of nearly $1.5 million over that original purchase, according to Page Six and TMZ.

The sale comes at a complicated moment for the Norris family. Bridget filed for divorce in February 2025, citing irreconcilable differences, while the couple’s Temecula restaurant, Swing Inn Cafe, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in September. The ranch listing, represented by Sherrie Snyder of Allison James Estates and Homes, offers a glimpse into the scale of the property the couple built together over more than a decade.

A 7,000-square-foot estate

The Temecula estate spans about 7,000 square feet of living space and includes nine bedrooms and nine bathrooms. It also comes with a guesthouse, giving the property room for extended family, visitors or staff.

Outdoor features are central to the listing. The…

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