Amanda Seyfried Lists L.A. Home for $3.195 Million
Amanda Seyfried has listed her traditional-style Los Angeles home for $3.195 million as she prepares to move her family to her upstate New York farm full-time.
The “Mean Girls”, “Mamma Mia!” and “The Housemaid” star purchased the 1916 residence from her “Jennifer’s Body” co-star Adam Brody for $1.85 million in 2011, holding onto the property for roughly 15 years.
Originally built in 1916, Seyfried maintained much of the home’s original 20th-century character during her ownership while incorporating updates intended to make the 110-year-old property more functional for modern living.
Property Highlights
Price: $3.195 Million
Location: Los Angeles, California
Size: 2,738 square feet
Bedrooms: 3
Bathrooms: 3
Notable Features: Swimming pool and spa, landscaped gardens, sunroom, converted garage gym, gated entrance, proximity to Runyon Canyon
For more information about this listing, reach out to Justin Huchel of
Carolwood Estates at justin@justinhuchel.com.
Inside Seyfried’s Living Room
Stepping inside Seyfried’s home, the front door opens to a traditional living room where a grey sofa faces a matching pair of chairs.
On the back wall, wide openings on either side of a fireplace lead into the next room, keeping the layout open.
Dining Room
A few steps away, another large opening connects to the dining room, which has curved built-in hutches on the ends and a long wood table centered beneath a circular chandelier.
Kitchen
From the dining room, a small doorway leads into a long galley-style kitchen with blue cabinetry, white countertops, and dark wood floors.
A professional-style range and stainless-steel refrigerator sit on one side, while a farmhouse sink sits on the other, right beneath windows with a view of the backyard.
Sunroom
Wrapped in windows and vintage floral wallpaper, the sunroom draws in views from nearly every side of the house.
The middle is set up as a casual dining area, with a round table placed beneath the hanging light. Behind the table, a built-in bench runs below the windows, and in the corner, a purple couch offers a spot to lay down.
Primary Suite
Upstairs, the primary bedroom centers the bed beneath a tall canopy frame, with shaded windows bringing in light from both sides.
At the far end of the room, doors open to a separate workspace just for the primary suite.
Secondary Bedroom
A second, smaller bedroom sits in a corner of the house with two grid windows shining light on the twin bed, light blue chair, and white dresser.
Backyard Patio
Stepping out from the house, the backyard begins with a covered upper patio overlooking the rest of the property.
The long porch has a small dining table and separate lounge seating, creating a shaded place to sit above the pool.
Pool and Spa
From the patio, a short set of steps leads down to a long rectangular pool set into the lower level of the yard.
A large tree rises through the center of the yard, with lounge chairs placed beneath a vine-covered pergola and a separate spa positioned behind them on the upper lawn.
Detached Home Gym
Beside the spa, a stone pathway cuts through the grass to bring you to the detached garage that Seyfried converted into a home gym.
Wide barn-style doors open to cardio equipment, weights, and other workout gear across the open wood floor.
Why is Seyfried Selling?
Seyfried is looking to sell this LA home as her family makes their 1930s farm in upstate New York their primary residence.
The farm, which she purchased in 2013, has been credited with providing a calmer environment that helped ease her anxiety and OCD symptoms.
Therefore, this listing comes as Seyfried has enjoyed spending more of her time in the peacefulness of the New York property, tending to her rescued animals and taking advantage of slow weekend mornings with the family.
Despite her desire to part with the home, the towering trees creating privacy, separate exercise or creative space, and historic roots give this home the potential to be someone else’s safe space.
