Neve Campbell and her longtime partner, actor JJ Feild, listed their Colonial-style home in Sherman Oaks, Los Angeles, in April 2025 for $4.287 million—often rounded to $4.3 million. The listing is historical, not a current offer. Reports describe a 1925 house with 4,532 square feet, five bedrooms, five-and-a-half bathrooms, and extensive hillside grounds.
What the Sherman Oaks home includes
Fox Business reported that the house was built in 1925 and sits on a 0.39-acre lot. Its reported 4,532 square feet include five bedrooms and five-and-a-half bathrooms, as well as an accessory dwelling unit above the garage. The property was also described as having a three-car garage and an elevator connecting street level to the home (Fox Business, 2025).
Yahoo’s April 2025 listing coverage described white clapboard siding, a columned porch, and a private hillside setting. Reported interior and outdoor features included a formal living room with a fireplace and French doors, a remodeled kitchen, a primary suite, a pool and spa, a cedar sauna, a pool house, an outdoor kitchen, and a detached guesthouse (Yahoo, April 2025).
The Times of India also described a guest wing with a private entrance and characterized the grounds as a roughly 0.4-acre double lot. Those figures are rounded descriptions; Fox Business gives the more precise reported lot size of 0.39 acres (The Times of India, 2025).
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Listing price and reported ownership timeline
| Event | Reported detail |
|---|---|
| Purchase | Campbell and Feild reportedly bought the home in September 2020 for $2.815 million, according to Mansion Global (Mansion Global, 2025). |
| Listing | Listed in April 2025 for $4.287 million, reported by Mansion Global and Fox Business; headlines commonly rounded the asking price to $4.3 million (Fox Business, 2025). |
| Later reported sale | A Homes of Celebs page updated June 1, 2026, says the home sold for $4.3 million. A verified closing record or corroborating primary transaction source is not established in the reporting cited here (Homes of Celebs, updated June 1, 2026). |
Is the home still on the market?
The April 2025 listing should not be treated as current. A later secondary report claims a $4.3 million sale, but without corroboration from a primary closing record, the sale price and date remain unverified. The reported asking price is not evidence of the final transaction price.
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The reported asking price was $1.472 million above the reported 2020 purchase price. That difference compares two reported prices only; it does not establish a realized gain, account for renovations or transaction costs, or show the eventual closing price.
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