Celebrity Homes: Angelina Jolie’s New Mansion – The actress and her six children recently moved into the $25 million Cecil B. DeMille estate, where she is honing her cooking and cleaning skills.
The newly single mother of six—Maddox, Pax, Zahara, Shiloh, Vivienne and Knox—gave Vanity Fair a glimpse of her family’s new home life in the Cecil B. DeMille estate. In the cover story, Vanity Fair describes the 11,000-square-foot mansion which Jolie recently purchased as sitting on “rolling lawns” with “lush trees at the perimeter” behind its swinging gates.
Past the fountains and swimming pool, a number of open doors and windows added to the breeziness of the Los Feliz home’s interiors. Jolie and her brood had moved in just four days prior, and already the home, which had been listed for just under $25 million, was decorated with creamy-white furnishings and candles. The actress admitted to not really knowing her way around the place yet and claimed the decor was sparse, with just one black-and-white photo of the children and all their pets on display throughout the home.
After the family spent nine months in a rental and living out of suitcases, it wasn’t the property’s esteemed history that attracted Jolie to the home; rather, Jolie said, she chose it for its six bedrooms, ten bathrooms, immediate availability, and extreme privacy. Regardless, the house is spectacular, with a kitchen Vanity Fair described as “worthy of a Nancy Meyers movie,” a grand staircase landing punctuated by a bouquet of white flowers sitting on a round table, a gray library made complete with a ladder scaling the walls, and a creamy-white living room with sofas covered by oversize throw pillows.
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