Vanessa Hudgens sells former Gary Oldman LA home for $6.7 million

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Actress Vanessa Hudgens purchased a historic Los Angeles residence from Gary Oldman in 2018 for close to $5 million. She carried out renovations and redesign work on the property during her ownership. In February 2022, she sold the home to Ronan Farrow and Jon Lovett for $6.725 million. Built in 1922 and nicknamed Little DeMille, the house is noted for its heritage character and gardens. Hudgens' artistic updates were a key feature of the property.

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