Actor and director Olivia Wilde has added another home to her real estate portfolio—which has gone through some big changes in the past few years. When Wilde and longtime fiancé Jason Sudeikis split during the pandemic, it was decided that he would take their historic Brooklyn mansion, and Wilde, their Spanish-style home above Silver Lake in Los Angeles. According to Dirt.com, the Don’t Worry Darling director has acquired another LA property: a $6 million Studio City dwelling redesigned by AD100 firm Bestor Architecture. Helmed by Barbara Bestor, the LA-based firm well-known for its thoughtful historic restorations, especially its work on John Lautner’s 1956 Silvertop house.
Wilde’s new charcoal gray 1940s build went through a complete restoration in 2015. Originally equipped with just one bedroom, the single-story ranch house currently accommodates four bedrooms and three-and-a-half bathrooms.
Guests are greeted by lush landscaping filled with green shrubs and mature trees as they proceed down a long winding driveway leading to the front door. An open floor plan contains a kitchen with cabinets custom-designed by Bestor, a dining area, and a living room that spills out onto a large covered patio with an outdoor kitchen.
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The primary bedroom boasts wide glass doors that open up to the home’s verdant backyard, featuring landscaping by Judy Kameon, a pool and spa, and an uncovered patio with a fireplace. The property also comes with a detached guest house.
Wilde and Sudeikis had been together since 2011 before they parted ways in 2020. She was romantically linked to Harry Styles a few months after the split. Wilde told Vanity Fair, “the complete horses**t idea that I left Jason for Harry is completely inaccurate.”
