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Highlights
- Emma Stone’s $4.3M LA home sold for $305K over asking price due to its vibrant colors and Spanish-style.
- Stone upgraded to a $7-8M four-bedroom mansion in Austin, Texas, showing a shift in Hollywood trends.
- Stone used her childhood anxiety as a “superpower,” channeling it into productivity and creative pursuits.
She’s an Oscar winner and constantly makes hits that have grossed over $100 million at the box office. Emma Stone continues to solidify her status in Hollywood and that was on full display once again thanks to her recent work in Poor Things.
In the following, we’re going to take a closer look at Emma Stone’s living situation. She recently upgraded to a stunning home in Austin, Texas. However, just prior, she had been residing in Westwood, LA, in a home that resembled something out of La La Land.
In the following, we’re going to take a closer look at Stone’s former La La Land home, and where she currently resides in Austin, Texas. In addition, we’ll reveal Stone’s tough circumstances at home during her youth.
Let’s get started.
Inside Emma Stone And Jimmy Kimmel’s Relationship Before His Oscars Joke About Poor Things
Although fans think that Emma Stone absolutely hated Jimmy Kimmel’s Poor Things Oscars joke, do the two actually get along?
Emma Stone Made $4.3 Million Off Her Stunning Westwood, LA Home
Emma Stone’s $4.3 million dollar home is described as a La La Land on the inside, especially given the vibrant colors in the home. The stunning 1920s Spanish-style home sold for $4.3 million. Stone was given $305,000 over the asking price for the home.
Its features certainly made it worth it with 3,200 square-feet of space for the buyer. In addition, the home is gated and in a private community over in Westwood, LA. The home features four bedrooms and four bathrooms. It also contains a guest house that also features a living room bedroom and kitchen.
The house was certainly unique and definitely worth a look at.
Emma Stone’s Oscar Nomination Couldn’t Quite Save Poor Things, According To Viewers
Emma Stone’s acting was so good in ‘Poor Things’ that audiences felt it made the glaring mistakes and less talented stars stick out terribly.
Turns out that Stone has been making quite a profit off real estate over the years. In 2022, she turned another big profit on another home.
E News writes, “The Oscar winner sold her gorgeous midcentury ranch-style house that looked out over Malibu’s Las Tunas Beach for $4.4 Million back in 2022—$1.2 million over its initial asking price. The 35-year-old, however, still owns a stylish Texas mansion and a chic New York apartment.”
However, it seems like this time around, Stone had plans to leave Hollywood and follow a path that lots of other actors seem to be doing.
Emma Stone Upgraded To A Home Worth Double In Austin, Texas
The location of Emma Stone’s home was a mystery. However, that all changed thanks to a TikTok video that went viral, showing the star’s new home in Austin, Texas. The property is valued at roughly $7 million to $8 million. It is quite an upgrade, especially in terms of land, with 5,000 square feet. The home is a stunning four bedroom and features stunning greenery. It is definitely worth a look.
The Truth About Emma Stone And Dave McCary’s Relationship
Emma Stone and Dave McCary found love on the set of ‘Saturday Night Live’ but choose to keep their relationship and their daughter very private.
Matthew McConaghey, Sandra Bullock, James Van Der Beek, and Elijah Wood are among some of the bigger names in Hollywood that made the move to Texas. It seems to be a trend in recent years with major names in the industry leaving Hollywood for a more peaceful life elsewhere.
Emma Stone Had A Hard Time Leaving Her House During Her Youth
Speaking of homes, Emma Stone had a hard time leaving her house at a young age. Stone claims that acting helped refocus her childhood anxiety for the better.
She revealed in an interview with NPR.
“I started in therapy, I think around age 8, because it was getting really hard for me to leave the house to go to school,” Stone told NPR. “I sort of lived in fear of these panic attacks. It’s a hard age to be able to reason with yourself, at 7 or 8, and tell yourself these things aren’t true. … It was very hard to convince myself otherwise.”
Credit to Stone, who has used her anxiety issues to her advantage all these years later, and is helping others who deal with the same stresses on the norm.
“I’ve told a lot of younger people that struggle with anxiety, that in many ways I see it as kind of a superpower,” Stone said. “Just because we might have a funny thing going on in our amygdala, and our fight-or-flight response is maybe a little bit out of whack in comparison to many people’s brain chemistry, it doesn’t make it wrong. It doesn’t make it bad.”
“It just means we have these tools to manage,” she continued. “And if you can use it for productive things, if you can use all of those feelings in those synapses that are firing for something creative, or something that you’re passionate about, or something interesting.”
Stone concluded, “Anxiety is like rocket fuel because you can’t help but get out of bed and do things, do things, do things because you’ve got all of this energy within you. And that’s really a gift.”
As an Oscar winner and one of the biggest names in the industry, Stone proved that anxiety did not control her life.
