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Aaron Paul sells Los Angeles Seyler House for $7.495M after price cuts; family lives in Paris

Actor Aaron Paul has sold his Los Feliz home, the Seyler House, for $7.495 million after more than a year on the market, according to TMZ. He has said his family moved to Paris after the January 2025 Los Angeles fires.

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Mixed · 2Aaron Paul, the 47-year-old actor who played Jesse Pinkman in Breaking Bad, has sold his Los Angeles home, known as the Seyler House, for $7.495 million after it spent more than a year on the market, according to TMZ. Mixed · 2The house was first listed in July 2025 for around $10 million, and the asking price was cut to $8.2 million in January, TMZ reported; Paul accepted $7.495 million. Mixed · 2The three-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bathroom property is in the Los Feliz neighbourhood near Griffith Park. It was built in 1922, covers 4,026 square feet on a gated lot of nearly 1.5 acres, was designed by architect Stiles O. Clements and had its interiors renovated by Commune Design.

Mixed · 2According to the listing, it has a media room, card room, guest bedroom, a pool, cold plunge, fireplace, fire pit and koi pond, with panoramic views of Los Angeles. Mixed · 2Previous residents reportedly include Robert Pattinson, Noah Wyle, Jim Parsons, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and the late Tim Curry. Mixed · 2Paul told the Daily Mail last November that his family moved to Paris after the January 2025 Pacific Palisades fires: "When the fires happened in LA, we just knew that we were done with LA, so we sold our house in LA and moved to Paris. Paris is awesome."

Mixed · 2He said he and his wife, Lauren Parsekian, had always dreamed of a year abroad and went for their children, Story Annabelle, eight, and Ryden Caspian, four, wanting a completely different culture. Right · 1In a statement last year, reported by People, Paul called the home "a safe haven for my family" and said they would "forever hold this home and its history close to our hearts." The Daily Mail said it had asked Paul's representatives for comment on the sale.

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Real-estate news piece on the sale, with a property tour and a section explaining the move to Paris.
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Sale price, property features and amenities, and why Paul moved.
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Does not note that Paul's representatives were approached for comment.
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“ditches LA”
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“Breaking Bad star Aaron Paul ditches LA for life in France, sells $7.495M home after year on market” — The Times of India

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Celebrity-gossip framing built on a price drop and a 'new life' abroad, with the sale described as long-awaited.
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Price reduction, celebrity former residents, and Paul's quotes about leaving LA.
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Does not state the sale price as a headline figure; no comment from Paul on the sale itself.
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“FINALLY”“slashed”“ditches US”
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“Breaking Bad star Aaron Paul FINALLY sells LA mansion following huge price cut... as he ditches US for new life in France” — Daily Mail