Angelina Jolie put up for sale the luxurious mansion in which she raised her children with Brad Pitt: how much is it worth?

Angelina Jolie surprised the world of show business by officially listing one of the most iconic residences in her real estate assets. This is the historic Cecil B. DeMille Estate, an impressive mansion located in the exclusive neighborhood of Los Feliz, in California, which went on the market for 29.85 million dollars and that for years served as the family home of the actress

and her children.

The property not only represents a symbol of luxury in Hollywood, but also a piece of American film history. Built in 1913, the residence was acquired in 1916 by legendary director and producer Cecil B. DeMille, one of the most influential figures in the classic film industry

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Located inside Laughlin Park, one of the most exclusive private communities in Los Angeles, the mansion covers more than two acres of land and has approximately 11,000 square feet of living space. The property has six bedrooms, ten bathrooms and several independent buildings that further enhance its value and privacy

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Amenities include a guest house, private studio, gym, tea house and spacious pool house. In addition, the land includes unusual details even by Hollywood standards, such as a treehouse hidden among the trees and privileged panoramic views of the Hollywood Hills and the famous Griffith Observatory

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Angelina Jolie purchased the mansion in 2017 for $24.5 million, shortly after starting her media divorce from Brad Pitt. Since then, the place became the main refuge where he lived with his six children: Maddox, Pax, Zahara, Shiloh and the twins Knox and

Vivienne.

As reported in the American media, the actress carried out some discreet renovations and modernization tasks before starting to receive pre-qualified buyers. The decision to sell the property would also be linked to a significant change of stage in his personal and family life

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In different interviews, the star had confessed that she wanted to leave California once her minor children reached the age of majority, since the agreements resulting from her divorce prevented her from moving far away while they were still minors. Now, with Knox and Vivienne close to their 18th birthday in July 2026, the actress would have more freedom to reorganize her life outside of

Los Angeles.