Sharon Osbourne has put the Los Angeles estate she shared with her late husband Ozzy on the market for $17 million (£13.7 million). The 73-year-old plans to downsize following the rocker's death last July, splitting her time between their Buckinghamshire home and a new apartment in LA.
The 1920s property in Hancock Park, purchased by the couple in 2015 for $11.85 million, spans around 10,200 square feet and includes a guesthouse. It was previously listed for $18 million in 2022 before being withdrawn from the market. Key features include a curved staircase, large chandelier, ornate ceiling, and a home cinema with signatures from celebrity visitors, including Elvis Presley.
Sharon and Ozzy renovated the home extensively, replacing the swimming pool and altering the kitchen to reflect the property's heritage. A source told the Wall Street Journal that Sharon no longer needs such a large house in LA and plans to buy a smaller flat nearby to be close to her grandchildren. Removal trucks have been spotted at the property.
Sharon will continue to reside at Welders House, a Grade-II listed Georgian mansion in Buckinghamshire, where Ozzy is buried in the private grounds. The couple's three children and five grandchildren live in Los Angeles. Sharon recently revealed that her family has made multiple unsuccessful bids to repurchase the Beverly Hills mansion where The Osbournes was filmed.
