The 1.48‑acre, 7,700‑sq‑ft estate first hit the market on April 17, 2024, with an asking price of $4.999 million. Three days later the listing vanished, only to reappear on June 8 with a $249,000 knock, bringing the price to $4.75 million. A final $750,000 discount left buyers eyeing a $4 million sale.
Brolin’s family also tried leasing the property, advertising it for $35,000 a month on March 5, 2024 and again on February 11, 2026, yet no tenant materialized.
Inside, Pierce and Ward gave the house a baronial flair: 10‑foot ceilings, striped wallpaper, crown moulding, a grand archway, and a sprawling open‑concept layout. The main suite boasts cathedral ceilings and a soaking tub overlooking an arched window. The lower level houses a home theatre, gym, den, and a bedroom with its own bath.
Brolin has openly critiqued Sandy Springs, calling it "too clean" and expressing a preference for "dirtier" neighborhoods like Downtown Atlanta. His comments arrived as the couple shifted their base to Santa Barbara, California, after purchasing a $7.1 million farmhouse in February 2024.
The sale finalizes a market run that spanned nearly three months, underscoring the volatility of high‑end Georgia real estate and leaving the Brolins ready to focus on their California holdings.