The past few years have been quite busy for Jennie Garth when it comes to real estate. The former 90210 star documented the renovation of her home in Studio City, California, on 2014’s HGTV home improvement show, The Jennie Garth Project, before selling it last year. More recently, she sold her longtime equestrian ranch in Los Olivos, California, for $1.9 million and simultaneously purchased a new Pasadena home for $3.3 million, Variety reports.
Garth reportedly owned the Los Olivos compound for nearly 20 years, and it’s not hard to see why. The property is a private oasis of calm, set on more than 6.3 acres of idyllic countryside. The main 4,378-square-foot one-story home is situated at the end of long, slender lane and features a deep, shaded veranda that wraps around the entire house. Inside, there is a spacious living room with a massive fireplace and picture windows looking out over the front yard. A nearby dining room features a high ceiling with a second raised-hearth fireplace and room enough for a long wooden dining room table and a baby grand piano. Built-in shelves frame a set of picture windows and offer up the perfect spot for displaying books, awards, or art.
The eat-in kitchen is farmhouse chic, with bead-board accented cabinets, concrete countertops, and stainless steel appliances, as well as a cozy breakfast nook off in one corner. The four bedrooms each feature views of the backyard, with the master suite boasting a set of double doors that open directly out onto the back veranda. A separate two-story structure can be used as either a guest bedroom or staff quarters, with a laundry room, single-car garage, and half bathroom below. Other features include a chicken coop, a swimming pool (with slide), a spa, rose gardens, and a riding area with a small barn.
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Garth’s new Pasadena home, by contrast, is a tad more modern and sits at the end of a long private driveway on nearly 1.2 acres. The 3,360-square-foot 1950s ranch house is also just one story tall, with four bedrooms and three-and-a-half bathrooms. The front foyer is separated from the living room via a floor-to-ceiling slatted wood screen that feels simultaneously chic and welcoming; a formal dining area just off the front foyer boasts an entire wall-length window for extra natural light. The chef’s kitchen has a double-wide center island and a fun geometrically patterned backsplash that contrasts with minimalist wood cabinets. A family room just off the kitchen features sliding glass doors on two walls, a walk-in wet bar, and a sleek minimalist fireplace for cooler winter nights. The four bedrooms are located in a separate wing of the home, with two guest bedrooms sharing a Jack and Jill bathroom, a third featuring its own en suite bathroom, and the master suite boasting an impressive modern deep-soaking tub with a separate enclosed shower. Out back, an irregularly shaped swimming pool takes up much of the backyard, with a covered patio, grassy lawn, and built-in barbecue making it a prime entertaining spot.
