Emma Roberts Puts Her Cherished Hollywood Hills Home on the Market for $5 Million
May 5, 2025 - 08:32
Emma Roberts, 34, has listed her beloved Hollywood Hills property, affectionately referred to as her "grown-up dollhouse," for a staggering $5 million. This charming residence holds many memories for the actress, especially as it comes just months after her engagement to Cody John.
The house, known for its unique design and picturesque views, has been a personal sanctuary for Roberts, showcasing her distinct style and love for aesthetics. The interior features a blend of modern and vintage decor, with ample natural light illuminating the cozy yet chic spaces.
Roberts has expressed her fondness for the home, which has served as a backdrop for various personal milestones and creative projects. While the decision to sell may come as a surprise to fans, it marks a new chapter in her life as she prepares for her upcoming marriage. The listing reflects both her personal growth and the evolving nature of her journey in Hollywood.
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