May 6, 2026 - 21:33

The former marital home of Google co-founder Sergey Brin and his ex-wife Nicole Shanahan has hit the rental market as a seasonal property, with an asking price of $175,000 per month. The listing describes the estate as a "summer rental," offering a glimpse into the high-end real estate market tied to one of Silicon Valley's most prominent figures.
Brin and Shanahan originally bought the property in September 2020 for $13.5 million, just months before their marriage began to unravel. The couple separated later that year, and their divorce was finalized in 2021. The home, located in an exclusive area, features multiple bedrooms, expansive grounds, and luxury amenities typical of properties in that price range.
The rental listing has drawn attention not only for its steep monthly cost but also for its connection to Shanahan, who later became known as the running mate of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. during his independent presidential campaign. Brin, meanwhile, remains a key figure at Google and its parent company Alphabet.
Real estate experts note that seasonal rentals at this price point are rare, even in affluent markets. The property's availability suggests the former couple has moved on from the home, which now serves as a temporary luxury option for those willing to pay a premium for a summer stay. No further details about the property's features or the duration of the rental have been disclosed.
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