Jane Fonda's CIA-Monitored Hollywood Home for Sale

Jane Fonda's former Hollywood Hills residence is available for $1.99 million. The Mediterranean Revival villa, constructed in 1932, is situated in the historic Whitley Heights neighborhood. This property holds significant historical value, including a period when Jane Fonda resided there during her marriages to Roger Vadim and Tom Hayden.

During her time at the 2001 Holly Hill Terrace address, Fonda, a vocal critic of the Vietnam War, was under surveillance by the CIA. Declassified documents from 2018 reveal her name and address were on a CIA tracking list in 1971, with the agency intercepting her mail.

The villa, designed by developer H.J. Whitley, features five bedrooms and five bathrooms. It boasts a two-storey veranda, a grand staircase, and a two-car garage. Amenities include a pool, a fruit-tree-filled garden, a formal dining room, and a library with canyon views.

The home was previously listed for $2.79 million earlier in 2026 but has since seen a significant price reduction. The sellers, Kathleen Whyte and her late parents, purchased the house in 1985 for $234,180.