Scarlett Johansson’s reported property history spans Los Angeles, Manhattan, the Hamptons and Palisades, New York. It includes a Spanish-style Hollywood Hills villa, a Buff & Hensman-designed Los Feliz home, a Manhattan penthouse and several later residences. The record is a timeline of reported transactions—not a verified inventory of what she owns or where she lives today.
What homes has Scarlett Johansson owned?
Published reporting documents several purchases and sales between 2003 and 2018. The figures below are historical transaction prices, not current valuations. Where a home was bought or held jointly, that is noted; reported purchase and sale prices alone do not establish investment returns because costs, renovations and complete closing details are not available.
| Property | Reported transaction | Reported details |
|---|---|---|
| Hollywood condo | Bought in 2003 for $372,000; sold in 2013 for $470,000 | One bedroom; about 1,148 square feet. Figures reported in Architectural Digest’s 2023 retrospective. Source. |
| Hollywood Hills Spanish villa | Bought in 2007 for $7 million; sold in 2010 for $4 million | A 1931 house with four bedrooms, five-and-a-half bathrooms, about 4,300 square feet, an atrium, gardens and a pool on nearly three-quarters of an acre. The Los Angeles Times reported the transactions, citing public records. Source. |
| Sutton Place penthouse, Manhattan | Bought in 2008 for $2.1 million; sold in 2022 for about $1.9 million | Two bedrooms, 1,270 square feet and a roughly 500-square-foot terrace. Architectural Digest reported that it spent more than two and a half years on the market. Source. |
| Wong House, Los Feliz | Reportedly bought jointly with then-husband Ryan Reynolds in 2010 for $2.9 million; sold in 2012 for $3.5 million | Designed by Buff & Hensman; 2,835 square feet, with two bedrooms, three bathrooms, a pool and walled garden. The Los Angeles Times reported the 2010 purchase; Architectural Digest reported the joint purchase and 2012 sale. Los Angeles Times; Architectural Digest. |
| Hamptons beach house | Reportedly bought in 2014 for $2.2 million | Two stories, four bedrooms and about 3,500 square feet, with a heated pool and deeded ocean access. Architectural Digest said Johansson still owned it in June 2023; later ownership is not established by the available reporting. Source. |
| Los Feliz mansion | Reportedly bought in 2014 for $3.88 million with then-husband Romain Dauriac | A gated 1940s, two-story home with four bedrooms, four full and two half bathrooms, a pool and spa. Architectural Digest said it remained hers as of June 2023; that does not verify current ownership. Source. |
| Ivy House, Palisades, New York | Reportedly bought in 2018 for $4 million | Built in 1953 and designed by Eric Gugler, the property was described as having Hudson River views, a pool, a guest house and period details. Architectural Digest reported the couple maintained the residence and married there in October 2020; the article does not establish present ownership. Source. |
How the portfolio changed across Los Angeles
From a Hollywood condo to a hillside villa
The earliest home in the 2023 retrospective was a one-bedroom Hollywood condo, bought in 2003 and sold a decade later. The larger Hollywood Hills villa followed: Johansson bought it from director-producer Harold Becker in 2007 and sold it in 2010. The Los Angeles Times described the 1931 property as centered on an atrium, with gardens and a pool. Its reported sale price was $3 million below its reported purchase price, but those two figures alone do not reveal the full financial result.
The Wong House and another Los Feliz home
The Wong House represents a different architectural chapter: a modernist Buff & Hensman design rather than a Spanish-style villa. The Los Angeles Times reported Johansson’s $2.9 million purchase in 2010; Architectural Digest later described it as a joint purchase with Reynolds and reported a 2012 sale for $3.5 million. In 2014, Johansson and Dauriac reportedly bought a separate gated Los Feliz mansion. The available retrospective described that home as still owned in June 2023, a time-bounded statement rather than confirmation of its status now.
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Why the Manhattan penthouse stands out financially
The Sutton Place apartment was a comparatively compact city property, but its terrace added substantial outdoor space. Architectural Digest reported a renovated kitchen with white marble, a private sunroom off the primary suite and a glass-brick partition. It reported a 2008 purchase for $2.1 million and a 2022 sale for about $1.9 million after more than two and a half years on the market. That is a comparison of reported transaction prices, not a measure of profit or loss after taxes, fees, upkeep or any improvements.
What the Hamptons and Ivy House add to the picture
The reported 2014 Hamptons purchase brought a beach-house setting, heated pool and deeded ocean access into the timeline. The 2018 purchase of Ivy House added a historic river-view residence in Palisades, New York. Architectural Digest’s June 2023 overview described the Hamptons house as still owned and reported the couple’s life at Ivy House, including their October 2020 wedding there. Those are statements from that article’s reporting period, not current title records.
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Where does Scarlett Johansson live now?
The available property reporting does not verify Johansson’s current residence or provide a complete, current list of her holdings. Architectural Digest’s portfolio overview was published on June 15, 2023; its present-tense ownership descriptions should be read as of then. Past purchases and sales do not establish where someone lives today, so a current address cannot be responsibly inferred from this timeline.
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How to read the reported prices
- They are transaction reports, not current market values. A purchase price from 2007 or 2014 says nothing by itself about what a property would sell for now.
- Reported price differences are not investment returns. The sources do not provide all transaction costs, taxes, renovation spending, carrying costs or closing details needed to calculate an owner’s net result.
- Shared ownership matters. The Wong House and the 2014 Los Feliz mansion were reported as joint purchases with former spouses; the Ivy House reporting concerns Johansson and her spouse Colin Jost.
- Ownership statements have dates. Retrospective reporting can document what was reported at publication, but it is not a substitute for current ownership records.
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