Sharon Osbourne's historic LA home now up for sale

Sharon Osbourne has lowered the asking price of her historic Los Angeles mansion, formerly shared with the late Ozzy Osbourne, by $1 million, bringing the new price to $16 million. The property, situated at 501 S Hudson Avenue in the Hancock Park neighborhood, was originally listed for $17 million before being reduced to $17.5 million in previous attempts at sale.

Sharon and Ozzy Osbourne purchased the mansion for $11.85 million in 2015, investing years in restoring its original architectural details. The seven-bedroom mansion boasts multiple living areas, a screening room with famous celebrity signatures, a mosaic-tiled swimming pool, and a guest apartment above the garage. Built around 1929-1930, the mansion was designed by A.K.

Kellogg and has featured in the documentary Sharon & Ozzy Osbourne: Coming Home. The Osbournes listed the home for sale in 2022, with the asking price increasing and decreasing multiple times before the latest reduction. The mansion's outdoor areas include a lawn, gardens, and a mosaiced swimming pool, which are part of its original design, as well as a screening room, living room, dining room, kitchen, home office, and four en-suite bedrooms.