Jennifer Lawrence quietly sold a Beverly Hills home for $11 million in an off-market deal, Realtor.com reports. The five-bedroom property was bought in 2014 for about $8.2 million and is said to have been purchased for Lawrence’s parents, Karen and Gary Lawrence, with the deed registered to a trust in Gary’s name. The sale coincides with the couple’s March arrival of their second child. Realtor.com notes that the Beverly Hills residence is the last remaining California home in the actress’s portfolio, while she has spent most of her time in New York, where she and her husband, Cooke Maroney, are based.
According to the listing details cited by Realtor.com, the house features a kitchen updated with new appliances and marble countertops, and a winding staircase leading to three upper-floor bedrooms, including a primary suite with a sitting area, a balcony and a spa-like bath. Outdoor spaces include landscaped gardens, an al fresco dining area and a koi-filled lily pond.
Lawrence maintains a strong New York footprint. She was photographed in Manhattan this week with two keychains, one bearing the name of her first-born son Cy and the other bearing the nickname Louie for her second child, suggesting the family’s focus remains on their New York home life. The actress has been active in New York real estate since marrying Maroney in 2019. In Tribeca, she was among the early buyers at 443 Greenwich Street when the building debuted in 2017, later selling that unit for about $9.8 million in 2023, according to The Real Deal. Three years earlier, the couple bought a West Village unit at 17 Jane Street for about $21.9 million, a deal reported by The Post.
Lawrence has long sustained a New York base. She was seen in the city this week with two keychains bearing her children's names, Cy and Louie, underscoring the family’s New York focus. Since marrying Maroney in 2019, the couple has bought and sold multiple New York residences. They purchased a West Village unit at 17 Jane Street for about $21.9 million in 2016, and they acquired a Tribeca condo at 443 Greenwich Street in 2017, which they sold for about $9.8 million in 2023, according to The Real Deal. The West Village purchase was followed by additional New York activity as the family balanced life between two homes.
Realtor.com notes the Beverly Hills property is said to be the final home she owned in California, underscoring the star’s ongoing preference for living in New York. The couple’s two children — Cy and their younger son, nicknamed Louie — and their privacy remain a central focus as they divide time between the two coasts.
