Actress Jennifer Lawrence is known for rigorously maintaining her privacy—and it appears that ethos applies even to her real estate deals.
The 35-year-old “Hunger Games” starlet has quietly sold a Beverly Hills dwelling for $11 million in an off-market deal, according to property records, 11 years after purchasing the property for $8.2 million.
Lawrence, who welcomed her second child with husband Cooke Maroney at the end of March, appears to have bought the five-bedroom, six-bathroom abode for her parents, Karen and Gary, with records indicating that the dwelling was registered to a trust in her father’s name.
The actress, who resides primarily in New York, where her spouse was born and raised, snapped up the home in October 2014, according to records.
It appears the home had quite the allure—given that it sold for much more than its original asking price of $7.9 million.
At the time, the listing described the dwelling as a “gorgeous French style home done to the nines following a total designer remodel.”
The description noted that the home features a “fabulous living room, dining room, and kitchen with brand new built-in appliances and sparkling white Carrera marble counters.”
A “grand, winding staircase” leads up to the home’s second story, which houses three bedrooms, including the “decadent” primary suite with its own sitting area, balcony, and walk-in closet as well as an opulent en suite bathroom.
While the home was advertised as a four-bedroom property, the listing revealed that two of the bedrooms had been previously converted, with one transformed into a “stylish dressing room with a salon vanity and en suite bathroom,” while the other had been turned into a sitting area.
The entirety of the home had been outfitted with very high-end finishes including “ornate light fixtures, high-end hardware, and brand-new marble and hardwood floors.”
“Only the finest, most luxurious finishes complete this stunning and romantic estate,” the description continued.
Outside, the property was described as offering “sophisticated charm” with immaculately landscaped gardens, a koi-filled lily pond, and an external dining area.
While it is unclear why Lawrence has opted to part ways with the property, the sale of the home comes at a time of significant transition for the actress—who confirmed in April that she had welcomed her second child.
Though the “No Hard Feelings” star has gone to great lengths to keep her children out of the spotlight, her second baby made headlines this week after Lawrence was spotted with a keychain that appeared to reveal the newborn’s name.
According to E! News, the mother of two was spotted strolling around New York City holding two beaded keychains, one of which bore the name of her first-born son, Cy, now 3, while the other read “Louie,” leading many to believe her second child is also a boy bearing that moniker.
The decision to sell the home seemingly severs Lawrence’s public ties with the West Coast; the Beverly Hills home was understood to be the last property that she owned in California.
Lawrence has largely based herself out of New York City for the past few years, having bought and sold multiple dwellings in Manhattan since she and Maroney tied the knot in 2019.
The couple initially kept their relationship under wraps but are understood to have begun dating in 2018—a year before they tied the knot in a star-studded ceremony in Rhode Island.
Rumors first surfaced that the couple were engaged in February 2019, when Lawrence was spotted wearing a large diamond ring on that finger; however, it wasn’t until June of that year that the actress confirmed they were headed for the altar.
Speaking to Entertainment Tonight at the premiere of her movie, “X-Men: Dark Phoenix,” Lawrence said it was a “very, very easy decision” to say yes to Maroney’s proposal.
“Well, he’s just the best person I’ve ever met in my whole life,” she gushed of her husband-to-be.
The happy couple tied the knot in an intimate ceremony in October 2019, with a source telling People magazine that the newlyweds partied until the early hours of the morning at the event—which was attended by a host of Hollywood A-listers, including Emma Stone, Amy Schumer, Adele, Kris Jenner, and Cameron Diaz.
“It was an all-night party. Jen and Cooke were the last people to leave at 5:30 a.m.,” an insider claimed. “They waited until all the guests were gone so they could personally say goodbye. When they left, Jen looked happy, but also a bit tired. She also looked stunning in a jeweled dress.”
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