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Longtime Aspen Home of Dianne Feinstein and Her Late Husband Asks $29.9 Million

The roughly 36-acre property known as Bear Paw Ranch is hitting the market following the death of the senator's husband, Richard Blum, in February

By Katherine Clarke
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July 12, 2022 11:00 am ET

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An estate near Aspen, Colo., that served as the longtime vacation home of Sen. Dianne Feinstein and her late husband Richard Blum is coming on the market for $29.9 million, according to the listing agent.

The listing follows Mr. Blum’s death in February at age 86. Known as Bear Paw Ranch, the roughly 36-acre property is located just outside downtown Aspen. It is owned by a family trust whose beneficiaries are Mr. Blum’s three daughters from a previous marriage, according to Michael Klein, the executor of Mr. Blum’s estate and a longtime friend of the family. Sen. Feinstein’s office didn’t respond to a request for comment.

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The main house spans about 8,850 square feet.

David Marlow

The house is designed in traditional ranch style, with log beams and antler chandeliers.

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