Madonna is back on the Los Angeles real estate scene, and she just picked up a headline-making property in Los Feliz. RadarOnline reports the Queen of Pop purchased Angelina Jolie’s former Cecil B. DeMille estate for $24.75 million, giving Madonna another official LA home base.
The estate sits in the upper Hollywood Hills neighborhood – a leafy, celebrity-packed pocket that mixes old-Hollywood gravity with SoCal privacy. For fans of mansion lore, this one has pedigree and presence.
“It’s a rare slice of Hollywood history with a private, old-Hollywood feel that Madonna loves,” a source close to the singer said.
The property sprawls across two acres and offers more than 11,000 square feet of living space. Set against manicured lawns and a dense canopy of trees, the main house includes six bedrooms and 10 full bathrooms – room enough for large gatherings or quiet retreat.
Beyond the main residence, the compound includes a single-bedroom guest house, a pool house, a gym, and even a tea house, creating a full private retreat that blends entertainment-ready facilities with serene grounds.
According to reports, Madonna first viewed the Los Feliz home during a private video tour while she was searching for a Los Angeles residence. The remote walkthrough helped her zero in on the DeMille estate’s charm and privacy – key selling points in LA’s high-end market.
Insiders say the viewing was arranged quickly, reflecting both the property’s star power and Madonna’s decisive approach to acquiring high-profile homes in the region.
Madonna has a long history of buying and living in noteworthy Los Angeles properties. She owned the Castillo del Lago estate on Mulholland Drive from 1993 through 1996, and later lived in a 16,500-square-foot Beverly Hills mansion from 2003 through 2015.
More recently, she purchased The Weeknd’s sprawling Hidden Hills compound in 2021 for $19.3 million, then sold that estate in 2023 for $23 million, netting a tidy profit. The new Los Feliz acquisition adds another chapter to her enduring California property story.