The deal closed on December 17, 2025, three days after Fisher’s living estate sale wrapped up on December 14, according to Realtor.com data republished by Yahoo Entertainment. The home sold for $2.9 million, a figure that came in below the $3.1 million price tag the family listed in March. Property records confirm the residence was registered to a trust in the name of veteran actress Connie Stevens, Fisher’s mother, who bought the property in 2017 for $2.3 million.
The sale itself was a tightly controlled affair. Organizers used a timed-entry system via Eventbrite, admitting only 40 shoppers every half hour between 10:00 am and 3:30 pm on both days. It wasn’t just a clearance of old clothes. The inventory included Vivienne Westwood and Chanel pieces, television scripts, and Hollywood memorabilia tied to the family’s decades in the industry. Thrifting creator Macy Eleni documented the event on TikTok, highlighting the high-end nature of the collection.
Fisher, known for roles in “Ellen” and “’Til Death,” described the decision as a necessary step to start a new chapter. “Everything we surround ourselves with tells a little story of where we have been and the people we were,” she said. She acknowledged the difficulty of parting with items collected over years of travel and work, but emphasized the need to create new memories in a different space. The family is moving into a new home, leaving behind the Calabasas property that served as their base for nearly a decade.
This move marks the end of the home’s time as the Fisher family residence. The property’s sale follows a broader trend of celebrity living estate sales, where families offload personal collections while still alive to fund transitions or downsizing. For Fisher, the $2.9 million sale price reflects a modest gain from the 2017 purchase, despite the high-profile nature of the estate sale. The next step is simple: packing up the final boxes and moving to the next address.