Dakota Johnson sold 3,210 square feet midcentury modern home in Los Angeles for $5.924 million

Dakota Johnson has sold her mid-century modern property in Los Angeles for $5.924 million in June 2026, a Mansion Global report said. The actor purchased the property on Marmont Avenue in 2016 for $3.55 million. The three bedroom property offers stunning views of the Chateau Marmont. It is built on a gated terraced plot. Architect Carl Maston designed the property. Johnson had hired the design firm Pierce & Ward to renovate the property. The actor listed the property for $6 million before moving to a new home in Hollywood Hills.

Dakota Johnson Los Angeles home price

The mid-century modern property in Los Angeles was sold for $5.924 million. The asking price was $6 million. The property was listed for just over a month and sold very quickly. It reportedly went under contract within days.


The property is located on Marmont Avenue in West Hollywood and offers views of the Chateau Marmont. It became well known for its mid-century design, glass walls and interior design choices.

The property was purchased in 2016 for $3.55 million. The selling price of the property was $2.374 million more than what Dakota Johnson paid to buy the property. The property was listed by Ruby Fay from Engel & Völkers.

Mid-Century modern property

The property is spread in 3,210 square feet covered area. The mid-century home is located on a gated terraced plot. The property has three bedrooms. It was designed by architect Carl Maston in 1947. Maston worked with other architects such as A. Quincy Jones before setting up his own firm in 1970.

The property has been built using timber, concrete and glass walls with wooden frames. The property has three matching doors with wooden frames at the front of the property. There is a sliding door connecting the property to the swimming pool. The property has lush gardens, outdoor fire pit and lawns. It has large glass sections.

Marmont Avenue property renovation

Design firm Pierce & Ward was hired by Johnson to renovate the property. The kitchen was renovated and became well talked about online after Johnson showed the property to Architectural Digest.

The property also has a bespoke pink bathroom in the master suite. The design was inspired from a sweater from The Row, the fashion brand run by Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen. The property has glass walls which open out to the backyard. It also has a swimming pool.

Why Dakota Johnson purchased the property in 2016?

Johnson purchased the property in 2016 for $3.55 million. After the release of the first Fifty Shades of Grey movie, she explained in an interview with Architectural Digest that she used the money from the movie franchise to purchase a permanent home. "I wanted a place to put all my stuff."

Johnson is a third generation actor who started her career in the 1990s. After becoming more well-known due to the Fifty Shades franchise, she has been involved in many projects across multiple genres. The property was her home for around 10 years before selling in 2026.

Dakota Johnson moves to Hollywood Hills home

Before selling the West Hollywood property, Johnson moved into a new home. She spoke about the new property in a cover story for Vogue. She moved into the property in January with her two-year-old rescue dog Tokyo. The property was reported to have cost $5.3 million.

The property is located in Outpost Estates in Hollywood Hills. This area has been home to many in the entertainment industry such as Brad Pitt, Orlando Bloom and Johnson's mother Melanie Griffith. The property is a Mediterranean style property. The property has four bedrooms and four and a half bathrooms.

The property has been renovated by a design firm in Los Angeles called Ome Dezin. The property has natural wooden beams to the ceiling, organic tiles and skylights to let natural light into the property. The master suite has a fireplace, walk-in shower and soaking tub.

Johnson said she loves the views of the olive trees and sky. She also said that the windows do not offer much views of the surrounding properties. "This is a very private home."