Kristen Wiig is back on the market with a modernist gem in Pasadena. She relisted the San Rafael property for $6.3 million, a sharp $800,000 jump from the $5.5 million she paid in February 2026. According to The Spaces and Robb Report, the listing was initially set at the higher price in May before a subsequent price adjustment. The rapid turnover—four months from purchase to relisting—has drawn significant attention to the actress's real estate moves.
The house itself is a piece of architectural history. Designed in 1965 by Ainsworth, Angel & McClellan, it blends California modernism with traditional Japanese influences. Redwood-lined interiors, travertine floors, and expansive glass walls define the space. A suspended walkway leads through the mature oak and sycamore canopy to the entrance. Inside, a three-level layout opens onto a wraparound deck, keeping the indoor-outdoor connection central to the design.
The grounds are equally distinctive. Landscape architect Kenneth S. Nakaba designed the half-acre setting, featuring winding paths, a freeform pool, and an inset spa. A separate guest wing includes a full living area, kitchen, and bedroom, offering space for visitors beyond the main house. The secluded, tree-filled environment enhances the property's mid-century character.
The relisting comes after Wiig's brief ownership period. The initial $800,000 markup highlighted the gap between purchase and asking price. Real estate agents from Maisonre and Christie's International Real Estate are now marketing the property again. Reports from Mansion Global and Robb Report suggest the price was reduced after the initial listing.
The next step for the property will depend on buyer interest in the San Rafael neighborhood. The combination of architectural significance, landscaped grounds, and Wiig's high profile will likely keep the home in the spotlight. A final sale price will reveal the true market value of the 1965 residence.