Anton Yelchin purchased a private Studio City home in 2012 for $945,000. The gated 1940 property included three bedrooms, hillside views, landscaped outdoor spaces and a swimming pool. This article preserves the original listing photographs and documents Yelchin’s connections to Studio City, Tarzana and the San Fernando Valley.
Anton Yelchin’s Studio City Home: Quick Facts
- Location: Studio City, California
- Purchase: May 2012
- Reported price: $945,000
- Built: 1940
- Bedrooms: Three
- Interior: Approximately 1,845 square feet
- Lot: Approximately one-quarter acre
- Features: Pool, spa, cabana, fireplaces, decks and hillside views
Inside Anton Yelchin’s Former Studio City Property
The property was marketed as a private, gated retreat designed for indoor-outdoor living. Listing photographs show vaulted ceilings, hardwood floors, fireplaces and French doors opening to landscaped patios and gathering areas. The grounds included a custom pool and spa, a cabana, mature trees and multiple decks.
Anton Yelchin began acting as a child and became known for films including Alpha Dog, Star Trek, Terminator Salvation, Fright Night and Like Crazy, along with numerous television appearances.
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Anton Yelchin’s San Fernando Valley Connections
Yelchin attended the Sherman Oaks Center for Enriched Studies in Tarzana. His role in Alpha Dog provides another Valley connection because the film’s story involved San Fernando Valley residents and several locations discussed elsewhere on this blog.
Original Listing Description
The original listing described a three-bedroom, approximately 1,845-square-foot home on roughly one-quarter acre. The text below is preserved as a historical record of how the property was marketed in 2012.
Private and Gated Studio City Entertainers Retreat with Views, Pool, Spas and Real Charm! Situated on 1/4 acre landscaped garden lot with multiple decks/patios/cabana and mature trees. This 1940 Custom home features vaulted ceilings , chocolate hardwood floors & fireplaces in the living & dining rooms. The indoor/outdoor feel is unmatched with French doors opening to all yards. Newly remolded Gourmet Kitchen w/ Bertazzo 36"range/Asko dishwasher/dual zone wine fridge & Quortstone counters that opens to dining area that flow out to the large Cabana and the custom pool/spa areas with incredible views. Three upstairs bedrooms include the Romantic Master Suite with verdant views and a designer, sunny, spa tub, double sink bath with walk in closets & additional two bedrooms with great views. .. .. This is a private Lush setting to Celebrate Grand Occasions or Life's Most Intimate Moments. .. .
Earlier Burbank and Tarzana Connections
Before the Studio City purchase, published biographical material associated Yelchin with Burbank. Property research for the original article also connected Yelchin and his father with a four-bedroom Tarzana property purchased in 2003 near Braemar Country Club. That ownership record adds context to his years attending school in Tarzana without establishing exactly when he lived at the property.
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Remembering Anton Yelchin
Anton Yelchin died in 2016 at age 27. This updated article retains the original 2012 real-estate reporting while placing the home and photographs in respectful historical context.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where was Anton Yelchin’s former house?
The home featured in this article was in Studio City, California, in the San Fernando Valley.
When did Anton Yelchin purchase the Studio City home?
The original report states that Yelchin purchased the property in May 2012 for $945,000.
What was the house like?
The three-bedroom property was built in 1940 and offered approximately 1,845 square feet of interior space, landscaped grounds, a pool, spa, cabana and hillside views.
Did Anton Yelchin have other San Fernando Valley connections?
Yes. He attended school in Tarzana, and the original property research connected his family with an earlier Tarzana residence.
Editor’s note: This article was substantially updated in August 2026 to replace outdated language, improve organization and present the original property coverage in historical context.
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2016 is a great year for many of us, but it’s also the year that has led to the passing of many legends and celebrities. We had to say goodbye to David Bowie among many others and now we also have to say goodbye to another important person for the great work, Anton Yelchin.
ReplyDeleteFantastic views inside the home. Anton was very lucky.
ReplyDeleteAnton Yelchin should not have died. Too young and he had tons of going for him. This is a lovely home. Very sad for the parents. I just wish he didn't have that Jeep, or bought a different car. RIP.
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