The Hollywood Hills home of the late filmmaker, musician, and artist David Lynch has been listed for sale at $15 million. The 2.3-acre compound, originally built in 1963 by Lloyd Wright (son of Frank Lloyd Wright), was expanded by Lynch over his 35 years of residence to include two neighboring lots. It features 10 bedrooms, 11 bathrooms, an art studio, a workshop, and a private screening room. The property served as both living quarters and workspace, and was even used as a film set for Lynch's 1997 movie *Lost Highway*. The listing shows that the home survived the recent destructive fires in the area, from which Lynch had evacuated shortly before his death in January 2025.
This sale matters because it offers a rare glimpse into the personal and creative world of David Lynch, whose visual art has gained increasing recognition in recent years. The property includes the studio where he produced many of his later paintings, which have been shown by the major gallery Pace. The listing also highlights Lynch's dual identity as both filmmaker and artist, underscoring a growing appreciation for his work beyond cinema. For collectors and fans, the home represents a tangible connection to Lynch's legacy, blending architectural history with contemporary art-world significance.