Actress Jessica Alba has recently listed her family home in Los Angeles for $19 million. This move comes in the midst of her divorce from husband Cash Warren after 16 years of marriage. The couple had once lovingly referred to the property as “our dream house” where they wished to watch their children grow up.
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The luxurious Beverly Hills mansion, spanning 8,830 square feet, boasts seven bedrooms and nine bathrooms. Records show that the property was purchased for $9.9 million back in January 2017. Alba filed for divorce from Warren on February 7, marking the end of their long-standing relationship.
In a cover story with Architectural Digest in June 2019, Alba shared insights into the house, indicating that they had embarked on an 18-month renovation project before officially moving in. The listing for the property is currently held by Kurt Rappaport of Westside Estate Agency.

Alba had expressed that both she and Warren had envisioned the home as a place for their kids to play and grow. Their three children, Honor, Haven, and Hayes, were central to their vision for the family abode. Alba had described finding the house as a moment of realization that “This is our dream house!”

The home’s redesign was led by mother-son duo, Kathleen and Tommy Clements, who have previously worked with A-list celebrities like Ellen DeGeneres and Portia de Rossi. The property, sprawled across 1.85 acres of land, offers scenic views of the canyon and ocean, presenting a serene residential setting.
Features inside the mansion include a spacious kitchen with a central island, a grand dining room capable of accommodating large gatherings, a luxurious primary suite complete with a dressing area, and a home gym where Alba frequently films her Instagram posts. The outdoor space includes a pool, cabana, and dining area surrounded by lush greenery for a relaxing ambiance.
Despite their divorce proceedings, Alba and Warren came together to celebrate Easter with their children in April, showcasing a united front for their family. While Alba sought joint custody and a restoration of her legal name in the divorce filings, the former couple continues to co-parent amicably.
The sale of their L.A. family home represents a significant chapter in Alba and Warren’s lives as they navigate their separate paths following their decision to part ways. As the property goes on the market, it stands as a symbol of the memories and dreams shared by the once-happy couple.
