Take a peek at Kiefer Sutherland's charming, low-key L.A. home he just sold for $1.6 million

By Brittany Natale

The 1920s Tudor-style cottage is just 1,182 square feet.

Actor Kiefer Sutherland, famous for playing Jack Bauer in the popular television series "24," has found a buyer for his two-bedroom, two-bath Los Angeles home.

This adorable, 1,182-square-foot, single-level cottage sits in the inviting Atwater Village neighborhood.

According to Realtor.com property records, the perfectly appointed pad last changed hands in 2018 when it was scooped up for $1,155,000.

It returned to the market in September 2023, priced at $1,825,000, delisted, then put back up for the same amount in February 2024. In March, though, the price was sliced to $1,750,000.

That reduction did the trick - the home sold in April for $1,642,500.

Black-and-white facade

There's so much to love about this sweet home, with its chic black-and-white facade and bright yellow front door. A long driveway along a manicured lawn leads to the front entrance, which has a small stone patio.

Although this circa-1920s estate was recently updated, much of its original charm was preserved.

The spacious living room has arched doorways, oversized picture windows, a barrel ceiling, and a gas fireplace.

Through the living room is the den, which could be used as a formal dining room. It has a wall of windows and a sculptural light fixture.

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Alfresco dining

The primary suite featuring several closets and a renovated en suite bathroom.

Additional home perks include a laundry room, central air, and an alarm system.

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Outside is a landscaped backyard, two-car garage, and a stone patio, perfect for setting up a dining area.

Sutherland, 57, appeared in one of his first films, "Max Dugan Returns," in 1983 opposite his father, Donald Sutherland, and Matthew Broderick. Shortly after, he acted in several iconic 1980s films, including "Stand by Me" and "The Lost Boys." The Emmy winner more recently appeared in the Showtime Original series "The First Lady" as Franklin D. Roosevelt.

Randy White contributed to this report.

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This story originally ran on Realtor.com.

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