The Billie Eilish house question has a short answer: she owns a Glendale horse ranch that she bought at 17 for about $2.3 million, and a June 2025 report based on property records says she also paid $14 million in 2023 for a La Cañada Flintridge estate. Neither is the Malibu beach house that many sites list under her name, because that one belonged to her brother Finneas. She has never said which home is her base. This guide covers all three Los Angeles-area homes tied to her and separates what records confirm from what has simply been repeated.
Quick Facts
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Full name | Billie Eilish Pirate Baird O’Connell |
| Born | December 18, 2001, Los Angeles, California |
| Glendale horse ranch | About $2.3 million, October 2019, bought from singer Leona Lewis |
| La Cañada Flintridge estate | Reported $14 million, spring 2023, all cash, off-market, bought from Donald Glover |
| Childhood home | Highland Park, Los Angeles; reported as owned by her parents |
| Primary residence | Not publicly confirmed |
| Malibu beach house | Owned by brother Finneas O’Connell (bought 2020, sold 2022), not by Eilish |
| Net worth | Forbes estimated about $53 million in 2020; newer figures vary and rarely show sources |
| Street addresses | Not published on this site |
1. Billie Eilish House in Glendale: The Leona Lewis Ranch
Location: Glendale, California (horse-friendly area, general location only)
Purchase Price: About $2.3 million (October 2019)
Size: About 2,100 sq ft main house, 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, plus guesthouse and stables
Status: Reported as still owned by her in 2025 and 2026 coverage
The Secret Purchase
Leona Lewis sold the property in October 2019 for about $2.3 million, according to property records that Dirt.com reported and Sportskeeda later repeated. The buyer was not named at the time, and Eilish was still 17. The sale was tied to her when she referred to buying a secret house at that age in “NDA,” a track on her 2021 album Happier Than Ever.
HELLO! Magazine’s write-up of the ranch and its Leona Lewis history confirms Lewis bought the property in 2013 and renovated the kitchen and the pool before selling.
What the Property Includes
The main house is a single-story ranch with three bedrooms and three bathrooms. Photos published by Dirt.com show hardwood floors throughout and foldaway glass doors from the living room and bedrooms to the outdoors. The grounds are set up for horses: a separate guesthouse, a horse-keeper’s apartment, four stables, a tack room, an arena, a feed room, a paddock, and a goat pen. Eilish has said horses and riding are among her favorite things, which makes the layout easy to understand.
HELLO! In 2022, it was noted that it was unknown whether she meant to live there or had bought it as an investment. A June 2025 report says she still owns it, including after her larger La Cañada Flintridge purchase.
Key Features
- Single-story ranch house of about 2,100 sq ft, 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms
- Separate guesthouse and horse-keeper’s apartment
- Four stables, tack room, arena, and feed room
- Paddock and goat pen
- Pool and kitchen renovated by previous owner Leona Lewis
- Hardwood floors and foldaway glass doors to the outdoors
2. La Cañada Flintridge: The $14 Million Estate Bought From Donald Glover
Location: La Cañada Flintridge, California (general location only)
Purchase Price: Reported $14 million, all cash, spring 2023
Size: Nearly 7,000 sq ft, 6 bedrooms, 7 bathrooms, nearly 4 acres (tax records)
Status: Reported owner; Eilish has not commented
An Off-Market Deal Nobody Noticed
North Hillcrest reported in June 2025 that property records show Eilish paid $14 million in spring 2023 for a home Donald Glover had owned. The house was never publicly listed, and the deal closed off-market, which is why it stayed out of the news until that report. Glover had bought it in 2018 for $4.2 million from the original owners, and the outlet’s research described the all-cash price as the most ever paid for a home in La Cañada.
International Business Times repeated the $14 million figure in its February 2026 coverage of the Grammys speech, linking back to the same report. We could not find a second outlet that pulled the deed independently, and Eilish has not confirmed the purchase, so this is a records-based report rather than a statement from her side.
The House and Its Setting
The house was designed in the early 1980s by the architecture firm Buff & Hensman and is sometimes called the Kate Yuen house. It is a flat-roofed example of 1980s modernism with walls of glass and double-height ceilings, reached by a long winding driveway behind a gate, so none of the house shows from the street. A motor court fits upwards of a dozen cars. Out back, a rectangular pool sits inside a large patio, and dozens of native live oaks cover the hillside. The photos in the report date from 2018, and Glover is believed to have remodeled the interior afterward so that current rooms may look different.
The area is not new to her. As a child, she and Finneas took gymnastics classes for several years at The Little Gym in La Cañada, and she spent much of her early teens at the Glendale Galleria mall, where the video for “Therefore I Am” was later filmed.
Key Features
- Nearly 7,000 sq ft with 6 bedrooms and 7 bathrooms, every bedroom with its own bath
- Nearly 4 acres of oak-covered hillside
- Gated, winding driveway with a motor court for upwards of a dozen vehicles
- Double-height ceilings and walls of glass
- Rectangular pool with a large patio for outdoor entertaining
3. Highland Park: The Bungalow Where the Debut Album Was Made
Location: Highland Park, Northeast Los Angeles (general location only)
Purchase Price: Reported $240,000 in 2001 (some outlets say 2002)
Size: About 1,208 sq ft, 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom (widely reported)
Status: Family home, reported as owned by her parents
Where Her Music Started
Rolling Stone’s 2021 cover story describes a cozy bungalow with an old lilac tree blooming near the entrance, and calls it the place where a teenage Eilish and her brother recorded the album that made her famous. The studio was Finneas’s childhood bedroom.
What Changed Since
By the time the story was reported in April 2021, the bedroom was no longer a studio. Their mother, Maggie Baird, had taken it over and added a blue rug. Finneas had moved out to Los Feliz and built a new studio in his basement, and Eilish said she had quietly moved out too, though she still spent a lot of nights in her childhood bedroom because she wanted to be near her parents.
The same story notes that photographers and strangers waiting for her had become a safety problem serious enough to need a restraining order. That is one reason this site never publishes street addresses for any property.
Key Features
- Two-bedroom bungalow in Highland Park
- Finneas’s bedroom studio, where the debut album was recorded
- Old lilac tree near the entrance
- Backyard with a single picnic table and the family dogs
- Reported size and purchase details are widely repeated, but sources differ on the year
Specifics That Don’t Line Up
The Malibu home is the most common mix-up. Variety reported in September 2020 that Finneas bought a 1,250-square-foot beachfront bungalow on Las Flores Beach for nearly $5.2 million, per property records. It was built in 2005 and had a recently added third bedroom. The New York Post, citing the Los Angeles Times, later reported that he sold it in 2022 for $5.66 million. Several sites list it as Eilish’s. It was not.
Numbers for the Glendale ranch differ too. HELLO! and other outlets say about $2.3 million, while North Hillcrest says $2.2 million. CheatSheet’s February 2026 story carries a “$14 Million Mansion” headline, then describes the Glendale ranch in the body and, citing Realty Today, gives the purchase year as 2021. Property records cited by Sportskeeda put the sale in October 2019.
Two smaller gaps: the Highland Park purchase is given as $240,000 in 2001 by some outlets and in 2002 by others, and net worth figures beyond the Forbes 2020 estimate vary by site and rarely show how they were calculated.
Why Her Homes Became a Grammys Talking Point
On February 1, 2026, after winning Song of the Year for “Wildflower” at the 68th Grammy Awards, Eilish said “no one is illegal on stolen land,” according to Newsweek. Critics online then pointed to her Los Angeles-area properties and noted that the region is ancestral Tongva territory.
The San Gabriel Band of Mission Indians Gabrieleno Tongva told Newsweek that it understands her home sits on its ancestral land and that she had not contacted the tribe about the property. It added that it values public figures who bring attention to that history and hoped the tribe would be named explicitly in future remarks. Newsweek also noted that the Tongva are not federally recognized, according to the California Native American Heritage Commission, and that it had asked Eilish’s representatives for comment.
Two days later, a Los Angeles firm, Sinai Law Firm, posted an offer to evict her on the tribe’s behalf. Its principal attorney later described the move as satirical, Parade reported. We did not find a public statement from Eilish addressing the criticism in connection with her homes.
Complete Overview
| Property | Area | Year | Price | Size | How well documented |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Glendale horse ranch | Glendale, CA | 2019 | ~$2.3M | ~2,100 sq ft, 3 bed / 3 bath | Strong: records, multiple outlets, her own song reference |
| La Cañada Flintridge estate | La Cañada Flintridge, CA | 2023 | $14M reported | ~7,000 sq ft, 6 bed / 7 bath | Moderate: one records-based report, repeated by others |
| Highland Park family home | Highland Park, Los Angeles | 2001 reported | ~$240K reported | ~1,208 sq ft reported | Location and role confirmed; year and price differ by source |
Billie Eilish Real Estate Timeline
| When | What happened | Source |
|---|---|---|
| October 2019 | Glendale ranch sold by Leona Lewis for about $2.3 million; buyer not named | Property records, per Sportskeeda |
| April 2021 | Says she has quietly moved out of her parents’ home but still spends many nights there | Rolling Stone |
| Spring 2023 | La Cañada Flintridge estate reportedly bought off-market for $14 million | North Hillcrest |
| June 2025 | Records-based report brings the La Cañada purchase to light | North Hillcrest |
| February 2026 | Grammy’s speech puts her Los Angeles-area properties under scrutiny | Newsweek |
What Billie Eilish’s Real Estate Choices Reveal
Her first purchase was a horse property in Glendale, not a Beverly Hills showpiece, and it fits her long-stated love of horses. Her largest reported purchase, the La Cañada Flintridge estate, is in an area she already knew as a kid, from gymnastics classes to afternoons at the Glendale Galleria.
She also keeps what she buys. Reports say she still owns the Glendale ranch after taking on the larger estate, which is the opposite of the fast turnover described in our Ariana Grande house guide.
Privacy shows up in how the deals happened. The Glendale sale stayed unattributed until her song pointed to it, and the La Cañada deal stayed out of the news until the June 2025 report. Where she actually lives day to day is still unconfirmed.
Conclusion
Billie Eilish owns a Glendale horse ranch bought for about $2.3 million in 2019 and, according to a 2025 records-based report, a $14 million La Cañada Flintridge estate bought in 2023. She grew up in a small Highland Park bungalow that her family still holds. The Malibu beach house that appears in so many articles was her brother’s.
Until she or a new record says otherwise, the honest answer to where she lives is that it has not been confirmed. GlamHomeGuide will update this page as new details are confirmed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where does Billie Eilish live?
It has not been publicly confirmed. She owns a Glendale horse ranch and, per a 2025 report, a La Cañada Flintridge estate. A 2021 Rolling Stone profile said she had quietly moved out but still spent a lot of nights in her childhood bedroom in Highland Park. Some 2025 and 2026 reports say she still lives with her parents, but they lean on older comments.
Does Billie Eilish own a house in Malibu?
No. The beachfront Malibu bungalow often linked to her was bought by her brother Finneas in 2020 and reportedly sold in 2022.
How much did Billie Eilish pay for her first house?
About $2.3 million, in October 2019, for a Glendale horse ranch owned by singer Leona Lewis. She was 17. One outlet gives the price as $2.2 million.
Is the La Cañada Flintridge purchase confirmed?
It comes from a June 2025 report by North Hillcrest based on property records, and other outlets have repeated it. Eilish has not commented, so it is best read as a reported purchase.
Who owned the La Cañada Flintridge house before her?
Donald Glover, who bought it in 2018 for $4.2 million, according to the 2025 report.
Is Billie Eilish’s address public?
We do not publish addresses for any celebrity on this site, and we recommend not searching for one.
What is Billie Eilish’s net worth?
Forbes estimated about $53 million in 2020. More recent figures vary by site and are usually unsourced.
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This article was researched and written by the GlamHomeGuide editorial team using publicly available information from verified sources, including HELLO! Magazine, Sportskeeda, North Hillcrest, International Business Times, Rolling Stone, Variety, CheatSheet, Newsweek, and Parade. All property values are approximate and based on publicly reported figures, which vary by source. GlamHomeGuide is not affiliated with Billie Eilish, her family, or her estate.
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