Brad Pitt recently sold the Los Angeles home he once shared with Angelina Jolie and their children, a sale widely reported in major outlets. The property sits in the sought-after Los Feliz neighborhood, a district known for its tree-lined streets and celebrity history. Pitt purchased the estate in the mid‑1990s, acquiring it from Cassandra Peterson, famed for her Elvira persona. Over the years, he expanded the property with additional structures and living spaces, eventually moving in with Jolie and their six children. While the listing initially suggested a price around $45 million, the ultimate sale price settled lower, with reports indicating a final figure near $39 million.
Looking ahead, the star is said to be transitioning to a newly acquired residence in Carmel, a Pacific coast town in Northern California known for its scenic beauty and relaxed lifestyle. The move would mark a shift from the urban bustle of Los Angeles to a quieter coastal setting, aligning with Pitt’s stated preference for versatile living environments.
Near the end of the previous year, speculation circulated about Pitt’s personal life, including rumors of a relationship with Ines de Ramon, a nutritionist, fitness professional, and jewelry designer who rose to prominence after her marriage to actor Paul Wesley. Reports from February suggested that the relationship had progressed to the point where de Ramon had been introduced to several of Pitt’s children, underscoring the public interest in how his personal life intersects with family arrangements.
In related entertainment news, Gianni Versace’s penthouse was reported to be on the market at a price of around $10 million, illustrating ongoing high-profile real estate activity among celebrities.