Celebrity Homes: Sharon Osbourne Lists the Hancock Park Estate She Shared With Ozzy — $17M, a 1929 Landmark, and the End of a Los Angeles Chapter

A Look Inside Luxury Transactions — October 2026

There are listings that are transactions. And then there are listings that are farewells — to a city, to a chapter, to a person no longer in the room. The Hancock Park estate that Sharon Osbourne has returned to market at $17 million is unambiguously the latter.

Ozzy Osbourne — the Prince of Darkness, founding frontman of Black Sabbath, one of the most consequential figures in the history of rock and roll — passed away in July 2025 at 76 from coronary artery disease and Parkinson’s disease, at the couple’s Buckinghamshire estate in England. A private funeral was held on the estate’s grounds on July 31. Nine months later, Sharon listed the Hancock Park home they had shared since 2015. The listing hit the market on April 6, 2026, held by Jonah Wilson and Josh Greer of Carolwood Estates.

Hancock Park, Los Angeles
Listed at $17,000,000

The property is one of the most architecturally distinguished residential offerings currently active in Los Angeles. Designed in 1929 by architect A.K. Kellogg, the Mediterranean villa-style manor sits behind tall gates on just over a half acre in Hancock Park — one of the oldest and most carefully preserved residential enclaves in the city. The estate’s main house spans approximately 10,200 square feet, with a two-bedroom guest apartment above a detached three-car garage completing the compound.

Across 7 bedrooms and 11 bathrooms, the manor delivers the full weight of its provenance: a deep-red home theater whose screening room fireplace bears the signatures of golden-era Hollywood actors and musicians including Rita Moreno and Nancy Sinatra — a tradition begun by previous owner radio host Frank Bresee and continued by the Osbournes — painted ceilings, grand fireplaces, ornate woodwork, arched doorways and windows, elevator access throughout, and a chef’s kitchen whose pastoral, light-filled interiors pivot elegantly from the manor’s more dramatic interior moments. The resort-style backyard features a covered patio, alfresco dining area with pizza oven and barbecue, a large mosaic-tiled pool and spa, and manicured landscaping that delivers the privacy Hancock Park has always promised.

This is not the first time this property has been offered. Sharon and Ozzy first listed it in 2022 at $18 million — then reduced to $17.5 million — before pulling it from market as the couple continued splitting time between Los Angeles and their Buckinghamshire estate. The relisting at $17 million nine months after Ozzy’s passing marks a different kind of decision. Moving trucks were reportedly spotted outside the Hancock Park property in the weeks leading up to the listing. Sharon has been splitting her time between California and England for years, residing at Welders House, a Grade-II listed Georgian mansion in Buckinghamshire. The direction of travel is clear.

The Osbournes paid $11.85 million in 2015 — purchased from Oren Koules, producer of the Saw franchise — a decade after their MTV reality series The Osbournes had concluded its four-season run in a different Beverly Hills home. Their decade at this Hancock Park address was quieter, more private, more personal — lived through Ozzy’s Parkinson’s diagnosis, through years of caregiving and music, and documented in their documentary Sharon & Ozzy Osbourne: Coming Home, filmed at this estate. Ozzy delivered his final performance with Black Sabbath in his native Birmingham just 17 days before his death — singing from a throne, unable to walk, and giving his city the farewell it deserved.

At $17 million on an $11.85 million cost basis over 11 years, the financial return is modest by the standards of this column. But this listing is not primarily about the return. It is about the close of a chapter — and four walls that witnessed one of the great love stories in the history of popular music. The buyer who acquires this home acquires a 1929 Kellogg masterwork in Hancock Park’s most coveted corridor, and a property that Redfin calls “one of the legendary trophy estates of Hancock Park.” That designation, earned over nearly a century, does not come with a discount.

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