Almost six months after it hit the market for $15 million, David Lynch’s longtime home in the Outpost Estates neighborhood of the Hollywood Hills has officially sold.

Records show the avant-garde Los Angeles compound assembled and customized over several decades by the legendary filmmaker, who died in January 2025 at age 78, went to an unnamed buyer for $13 million.

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Set on five contiguous parcels, amid two-plus hillside acres just below Mulholland Drive, the gated property features seven separate structures anchored by a pink-hued residence originally designed for writer Marilyn Johnson in the early 1960s by Lloyd Wright, the eldest son of Frank Lloyd Wright.

Aptly named the Marilyn Johnson House, acquired by Lynch in 1987 for $560,000, and recognized by Historic Places LA as an “excellent example of Mid-Century Modern residential architecture,” the cement and chevron-patterned dwelling features a living room with a monumental sculptural fireplace and a galley-style kitchen sporting chartreuse green countertops.

The unconventional writer and director—famous for movie and TV projects such as Eraserhead, Blue Velvet, and Twin Peaks—subsequently purchased a home to serve as a base for his Asymmetrical Productions company, plus a Brutalist-style abode that held a library, a screening room, and an editing suite and later starred in the film Lost Highway.

In 1991, he commissioned Lloyd Wright’s son, Eric Lloyd Wright, to create a pool and pool house notched high up on the hillside. There’s also a two-story guesthouse and a one-bedroom space finished in smooth gray plaster—for a combined total of 10 bedrooms and 11 bathrooms in 11,000 square feet.

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The Agency’s Marc Silver, who handled both sides of the deal, related on Instagram that his goal was never simply to just sell the property, but to honor what Lynch created there over three decades and find the appropriate next steward.

“From the outset, it was important that the estate’s architectural integrity and legacy be respected,” he said in a press statement. “That priority guided every step, and I’m deeply appreciative of the thoughtful interest it received. I’m confident its next chapter is in capable and respectful hands.”

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