S
ydney Sweeney was seen touring a historic Bel‑Air mansion that has just hit the market after eight decades, according to Gimme Shelter. The 28‑year‑old actress, who celebrated her birthday with a space‑themed party attended by music mogul Scooter Braun, also shared a double date with her parents in Los Angeles, as Page Six reported.
The 1936‑built estate, now listed for $14.99 million, boasts nine bedrooms, 8,200 sq ft of living space, a pool, a championship‑level tennis court, and a gated driveway that stretches a city block. It sits on 1.88 acres overlooking the Bel‑Air Country Club golf course. Inside, a grand foyer leads to a formal living room, a marble‑floored dining room, a library, a chef’s kitchen with a butler’s pantry, and a second‑story den complete with a bar. The property has long been a social hub, hosting figures such as Édith Piaf, Joan Crawford, and Candy Spelling, according to listing broker Josh Flagg, who called it a “time warp” now on the market for the first time in 80 years.
Sweeney’s interest in historic homes is well documented. She has turned her passion into a real‑estate portfolio that includes a $13.5 million Florida Keys mansion purchased via a trust for $4.5 million below its original asking price. The Keys property features a saltwater infinity pool with a swim‑up bar, a 520‑bottle wine room, a 330‑gallon aquarium, and a dock for six boats. In 2023, she and former fiancé Jonathan Davino bought a Bel‑Air fixer‑upper at auction for $6.2 million, paying $250,000 over the asking price; the 1.2‑acre lot, once home to screenwriter Delmer Davies, is still under construction. Earlier, she acquired a Tudor‑style Los Angeles home for $3 million in 2021, describing it as a “Snow White’s chateau” in a Glamour interview.
Beyond acting, Sweeney has co‑produced and starred in projects such as “Anyone But You” and “White Lotus,” and she is currently promoting her film “Christy,” in which she portrays boxing champion Christy Martin. She also fronts a controversial American Eagle ad campaign, choosing to remain silent on the backlash.
Her philanthropic side is evident: she helped pay off her parents’ mortgage in Spokane, Washington, and in 2023 she reacquired her great‑grandmother’s two‑bedroom home, a place where her mother and grandmother were born. “I wanted to bring that house back to my family,” she told The Kelly Clarkson Show.
Sweeney’s real‑estate acumen and her growing portfolio underscore a career that extends well beyond the screen, blending celebrity, investment, and a deep appreciation for historic architecture.
