When you think of Hollywood’s real‑estate portfolio, most conjure glass‑pane penthouses; Hilary Duff has flipped the script and swapped that for a 5,260‑square‑foot farmhouse in The Summit.
Her journey began with a $3.5 M Mediterranean‑style mansion in Toluca Lake back in 2004, bought at 17 while still rocking the world as Lizzie McGuire. That ten‑k‑sq‑ft pad boasted a library, billiard room, wine cellar, and gym—everything a rising star needs.
Two years later, she sold it for $6.5 M, a tidy profit that set the tone for a real‑estate career built on privacy, security, and practicality.
Fast‑forward to 2010: the $3.85 M purchase of a Georgian‑style farmhouse in Beverly Hills. The property was a blank canvas for a family‑centric design, later spruced up with blush‑tinted doors, patterned tiles, and expansive windows that blur indoor and outdoor lines.
Today the home is a playground: a pool with a custom waterslide, a chicken coop that screams country‑chic, and a nursery mural that whispers “home.” There’s even a Ninja Warrior‑style net in a loft, a nod to her kids’ energy and her own flair for drama.
Duff’s real‑estate repertoire doesn’t stop in California—she’s been linked to a Manhattan condo in Hell’s Kitchen, proving she’s as comfortable on the East Coast as she is on the West.
So what’s next? While her next film project is still under wraps, fans can rest easy knowing that when Hilary Duff clicks “play” on life, she does so from a home that’s as vibrant and adaptable as her career.