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Lynch's Hollywood Compound Sells for $13M
27 Oct
Summary
- David Lynch's Hollywood Hills estate sold for $13 million.
- The compound was designed by Lloyd Wright and expanded by Lynch.
- The property appeared in Lynch's film 'Lost Highway'.
David Lynch's Hollywood Hills compound, a space deeply intertwined with his filmmaking career, has sold for $13 million. The estate's sale on March 2, 2026, concluded a decades-long chapter for the property, which Lynch meticulously expanded from its original Lloyd Wright-designed structure.
The compound began as the Beverly Johnson House, a midcentury modern residence designed by Lloyd Wright. Lynch acquired this home in 1987, initiating a process of acquiring adjacent properties. This expansion transformed the estate into a multi-parcel compound, integrating homes that served as production offices and even appearing in his 1997 film 'Lost Highway'.
Further architectural contributions came from Eric Lloyd Wright, who designed a pool and pool house. The sold property spanned 2.31 acres, featuring approximately 11,000 square feet of living space, 10 bedrooms, and 11 bathrooms across its residences and structures. The sale closed nearly 14 months after Lynch's death in January 2025.
