The Scarlett Johansson house record is quieter and more private than most celebrity portfolios, and that is exactly what makes it interesting. Johansson rarely publicises her homes, listing photographs are scarce, and several purchases only surfaced weeks after they closed.
What the reporting does document is a clear pattern. She bought in Los Feliz twice, kept a Hamptons beach house for over a decade, added a secluded house overlooking the Hudson River, and bought a large Manhattan penthouse with her husband, Colin Jost.
This update follows only the documented record. Every price is labelled as a purchase, sold or asking price, and every figure is attributed to its source. Features are limited to what those reports describe.
A mid-century modern post-and-beam house in Los Feliz, Los Angeles, at dusk. (Illustrative image)
The First Documented Scarlett Johansson house: The Wong House in Los Feliz
The best-known early purchase is the Wong House in the Los Feliz Hills. According to Realtor.com, Johansson and her then husband, Ryan Reynolds, bought the Buff and Hensman mid-century modern house in 2010 and restored it during their ownership.
The Los Angeles Times reported the purchase price as $2.849 million, usually rounded to $2.9 million in later coverage. That was the sold price paid in 2010, not an asking price.
The house was built in 1969 for the Wong family, covers 2,835 square feet, and is a classic post-and-beam design with walls of glass facing downtown Los Angeles and the ocean, according to Realtor.com.
Realtor.com also reported that the couple restored the house, made it more eco-friendly, and changed the floor plan from four bedrooms to two. The plot included a deck and a saltwater pool.
After the couple divorced in 2011, the house came back to the market. The Los Angeles Times reported an asking price of $3.65 million. An asking price is only what a seller hopes to receive, and this Scarlett Johansson house ultimately sold in 2012 for $3.5 million, according to Realtor.com.
The Wong House later returned to the market under different owners, listed at $5 million in 2017 according to Realtor.com, but that later listing had nothing to do with Johansson.
The Amagansett Beach House in the Hamptons
In October 2013, Johansson bought a beach house in Amagansett, in the Hamptons on Long Island. Variety reporting, summarised at the time of her next purchase, put the price at $2.2 million, and the New York Post figure cited in later coverage is the same $2.2 million.
That $2.2 million was the purchase price paid in 2013. Some websites attach a $3.5 million figure to this house, but the documented reporting points the other way: 3,500 is the approximate square footage, not the price.
A shingle-style beach house with a pool and private deck in Amagansett, in the Hamptons. (Illustrative image)
Reporting describes a two-storey house custom-built in 1999, with four bedrooms and four and a half bathrooms across about 3,500 square feet, on roughly 1.4 to 1.5 acres next to Peconic Land Trust land.
The features actually documented for this Scarlett Johansson house are modest and coastal rather than showy: a heated swimming pool reached through sliding glass doors, private decking around the pool, and private access towards the ocean. No listing photographs were widely published at the time.
No later sale of the Amagansett house is documented in the reporting checked for this update, and recent portfolio round-ups still list it among her homes.
The 2014 Los Feliz Purchase
Johansson returned to Los Feliz in December 2014. According to Variety, she bought a house there for $3.88 million with her then husband, Romain Dauriac, shortly after the birth of her daughter, Rose, in September 2014.
Variety and the coverage that followed it describe a two-storey house built in the 1940s, newly remodelled when she bought it, at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac. The house covers about 3,500 square feet on nearly an acre of land, a large plot for that part of Los Angeles.
The documented layout is four bedrooms, four full bathrooms and two half bathrooms. Contemporary reports noted a living room with a marble fireplace, a kitchen with a centre island, and a main bedroom with a balcony facing the Hollywood sign.
A traditional hillside house with a pool and garden on a leafy Los Angeles cul-de-sac. (Illustrative image)
Outside, the same reports describe a small terrace, a swimming pool, a spa and a poolside cabana. Those are listing-era details reported in 2015, and they are the limit of what is documented. No interior tour of this Scarlett Johansson house has been published since.
On a later listing or sale, the record is clear in its silence. No reputable report checked for this update shows the 2014 house listed or sold by Johansson, and recent coverage still counts it among her holdings.
Ivy House in Snedens Landing
In October 2018, Johansson closed on a very different New York property. According to 6sqft, citing the New York Post, she paid $4 million for a house known as Ivy House in Snedens Landing, a small, private enclave in the Palisades area of Rockland County.
6sqft reported that the ivy-clad house was built in 1953 and designed by Eric Gugler, the architect Franklin D. Roosevelt brought in to work on the West Wing of the White House. It covers about 4,000 square feet on 0.79 acres and overlooks the Hudson River.
The documented features are four bedrooms and four bathrooms, water views from every room, a pool with an adjacent cabana house, brick patios and wrought-iron balconies. The house was previously occupied by actress Brenda Forbes, according to the same reporting.
Architectural Digest also covered the purchase. Johansson bought Ivy House in the year Forbes named her the highest-paid actress in the world, a title she held again in 2019, and while in a relationship with Colin Jost, whom she married in 2020.
Sutton Place, Then a Penthouse With Colin Jost
Johansson also held a Manhattan apartment for far longer than any other property. According to the New York Post, via 6sqft, she bought a two-bedroom apartment in Sutton Place in 2008 for $2.1 million.
She listed that apartment at an asking price of $2.5 million in 2019 and later reduced the asking price to $2.3 million. It finally sold in March 2022 for $1.87 million, a sold price below what she had paid in 2008, according to the New York Post reporting of the sale.
An elegant living room with a marble fireplace in a classic New York home. (Illustrative image)
The clearest documented joint purchase with Colin Jost came three years later. As first reported by the Wall Street Journal, and covered by 6sqft, the couple paid $13 million in March 2025 for a penthouse triplex in Carnegie Hill, on the Upper East Side of Manhattan.
6sqft described a 14-room home of about 6,000 square feet across three levels in a pre-war co-operative designed in 1930 by Rosario Candela, with six bedrooms, five terraces and eight balconies.
The price history underlines why asking and sold prices must never be mixed. The sellers had first listed the penthouse in 2018 at an asking price of $27.5 million and cut the price at least four times, according to 6sqft. The sold price in 2025 was $13 million, less than half the original ask.
For context, Scarlett Johansson was born in New York City on November 22, 1984, broke through with Lost in Translation in 2003, won a Tony Award on Broadway, and played Black Widow in the Marvel films. Celebrity Net Worth puts her fortune at $165 million, a third-party estimate only.
What the Record Does Not Show
Johansson is a notably private owner, so the honest gaps are worth stating. No street addresses are published here, only neighbourhoods. No room-by-room interior description of any current Scarlett Johansson house exists in reputable reporting, and none is invented here.
- Wong House, Los Feliz: bought 2010 for $2.849 million; listed at $3.65 million asking; sold 2012 for $3.5 million.
- Amagansett, Hamptons: bought October 2013 for $2.2 million; no later sale documented.
- Los Feliz: bought December 2014 for $3.88 million; no later listing or sale documented.
- Ivy House, Snedens Landing: bought October 2018 for $4 million.
- Sutton Place, Manhattan: bought 2008 for $2.1 million; sold March 2022 for $1.87 million.
- Carnegie Hill, Manhattan: bought with Colin Jost in March 2025 for $13 million; first asking price in 2018 was $27.5 million.
Taken together, the documented Scarlett Johansson house story is not one mansion but a two-coast pattern built over fifteen years: Los Feliz, Amagansett and the Hudson Valley, and now a family penthouse in Manhattan with Colin Jost.